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FBI Investigates Massive Cyberattack on Recruitment Portal as ShinyHunters Claims Theft of FBI Agent Data
Sep 23, 2026 · 6 min · 9 segments
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Global News: Daily News Briefing
Sep 23, 2026 · 6 min · 9 segments
The Federal Bureau of Investigation has launched an emergency investigation following a high-profile cyber attack on its official recruitment portal, fbijobs.gov.
The breach, claimed by the notorious cyber criminal collective known as ShinyHunters, has resulted in the portal being taken offline, raising major national security concerns over the potential exposure of sensitive personal information belonging to thousands of federal agents and job applicants.
According to statements published on the group's dark web leak site, ShinyHunters claims to have stolen between two and three terabytes of highly sensitive data.
The alleged haul includes full names, dates of birth, home addresses, phone numbers, and employment statuses for active agents, as well as Social Security numbers and details regarding spouses and family members.
In an unprecedented move, the hackers initially-
The Federal Bureau of Investigation has launched an emergency investigation following a high-profile cyber attack on its official recruitment portal, fbijobs.gov.
The breach, claimed by the notorious cyber criminal collective known as ShinyHunters, has resulted in the portal being taken offline, raising major national security concerns over the potential exposure of sensitive personal information belonging to thousands of federal agents and job applicants.
According to statements published on the group's dark web leak site, ShinyHunters claims to have stolen between two and three terabytes of highly sensitive data.
The alleged haul includes full names, dates of birth, home addresses, phone numbers, and employment statuses for active agents, as well as Social Security numbers and details regarding spouses and family members.
In an unprecedented move, the hackers initially-
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