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A notorious hacking group claims it breached an FBI online system and stole sensitive data belonging to thousands of agents and job applicants. ShinyHunters makes the explosive claim months after the FBI publicly warned about the group's large-scale data breaches and extortion tactics. The FBI says it is aware...

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Dave stylesvor 17 Stunden

If the hackers’ claims are confirmed, the exposure of sensitive information belonging to FBI personnel and applicants would be a serious cybersecurity incident. For now, the scope remains under investigation.

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ColoradoCattlevor 16 Stunden

This is not surprising to me at all but probably surprised someone else…

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The World Eyevor 16 Stunden

If ShinyHunters really grabbed data on thousands of FBI agents and applicants, federal cybersecurity is facing a massive structural blind spot. How long before agencies stop.

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edwin ricky marksvor 16 Stunden

Sad, Kids born into a Republican family, Here's what they got to look forward too. 1. A life of crime, lying, cheating, stealing 2. Being a Mass murderer 3. Sexual Abuser/Rapist & or Pedophile 4. For sure a Racist bigoted Dolt 5. Drug Addict/Alky 6. PRISON Bound

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Robert Neville, the Jawn Baronvor 16 Stunden

That's because this administration's only job qualification is blind loyalty to the pedo-in-chief. The real ones quit. This administration is ruining the country.

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Vincevor 17 Stunden

If confirmed, this would be a serious cybersecurity incident. For now, the key point is that the FBI is investigating and the hackers’ claims have not been independently verified. Hopefully the investigation provides clear answers quickly.

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Vassvor 16 Stunden

A lot of this hacks will keep happening

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xx.masco.exevor 17 Stunden

hacking the FBI is insane work btw,whattt?😳

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Ulf Rugstenvor 16 Stunden

If not FBI can protect themselves how can a normal person protect himself ? Now we can understand how dangerous this is and now we are getting AI. The future will be difficult to live in.

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Rabbitvor 16 Stunden

I’m don’t trust the FBI is aware or knows what to do.

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wp🇺🇲🇯🇵🇰🇷🇮🇱🇺🇦vor 16 Stunden

There are a lot of leftists in Fox as well

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MAGA Derpvor 17 Stunden

Great job DUI Patel.

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Ritesh Jatvor 16 Stunden

If these claims are confirmed, a breach involving an FBI career system would be extremely serious. Sensitive information belonging to agents and applicants must be protected from cybercriminals. The FBI says it is investigating, so the full scope and impact still need to be estab

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Brianvor 17 Stunden

Strengthen Internet regulation

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Rick Applevor 16 Stunden

@FBIDirectorKash loves to promote himself and every move the FBI makes. Somehow, he's strangely quiet this morning.

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John F. Kennedy jrvor 16 Stunden

This isn’t funny

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BIGDADDYNEVAASKvor 16 Stunden

If the alleged breach is confirmed, compromising sensitive FBI data would be a serious cybersecurity and national-security concern.

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Jietzschevor 16 Stunden

Kash is inept.

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Roostervor 16 Stunden

This is another government created Psyop. This is how they remove more of our freedoms to protect themselves

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