Stolen FBI data reveals employees' roles in intelligence and surveillance
A hacking group claiming to be ShinyHunters says it obtained FBI employee data through an intrusion involving the FBIJobs.gov portal, an incident the bureau is investigating. A sample supplied to media reportedly contained about 5,000 entries with names, addresses, phone numbers and information about relatives, while people familiar with the data said it included analysts working on sensitive intelligence and surveillance subjects. The cause and full scope of the compromise had not been confirmed at publication.
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