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DHS data leak exposes 41,000 records, including undercover ICE agents

A major data breach at the US Department of Homeland Security has exposed records of over 41,000 workers, including undercover ICE agents and details of internal surveillance operations. The leak, reported by RT, raises concerns about operational security and potential threats to personnel. The authenticity and full scope of the leaked data remain unverified, but if confirmed, this could compromise ongoing investigations and endanger lives.

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RT (Russia Today)about 12 hours agoUSengCredibility 43%View source

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Source credibility0.4

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developingCyber11h ago

DHS Data Breach: 41,000 Employee Records Leaked by Hacktivists via DDoSecrets

A hacktivist group, 'The Department of Peace,' has obtained and leaked personal and operational data of over 41,000 Department of Homeland Security (DHS) employees, including ICE officials and undercover agents, via DDoSecrets. The leak, confirmed by multiple sources, exposes names, contact details, job descriptions, and affiliations with sensitive programs, raising significant security and intelligence concerns. The full scope of the data and the precise method of the breach, though potentially linked to an Okta SSO compromise, remain partially unverified.

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activePoliticsCyber6h ago