WorldPingThe FBI is currently investigating a cyberattack on its job application website, FBIjobs.gov.
ShinyHunters claimed to have stolen over 2 terabytes of sensitive data related to FBI employees and applicants.
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'Almost all agents' data stolen? Hackers claim FBI job site breach, stole 2TB of data
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