‘We Hacked the FBI:’ Hackers Say They Have Data on All FBI Employees
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A high profile hacking group claims it has breached multiple FBI-related services and stolen data “on all FBI employees and applicants.”
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The hacking group hacked the FBI.
We hacked the FBI.
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The hacking group holds data on all FBI employees and applicants.
We hold data on all FBI employees and applicants,
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The data breach could be massively significant and may have all sorts of national security and counterintelligence implications.
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Criminals from the same ecosystem as ShinyHunters have previously used hacked data like phone records to track, intimidate, and harass the FBI agents investigating them.
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The highly sensitive data could also be a boon to foreign intelligence agencies who want to better understand how one of the most important law enforcement and intelligence agencies in the U.S. operates.
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And if the data fell into the hands of more criminals, FBI agents and their spouses could face serious threats to their safety.
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