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FBI Investigating Hackers’ Claims of Stealing Employee Data

Bloomberg Technology Wednesday 23 September 2026, 15:41 UTC By Jake Bleiberg and Ryan Gallagher 1 min read
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation is investigating hackers’ claims that they broke into the bureau’s systems and stole thousands of current and former employees’ data, the bureau said in a statement Wednesday.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation is investigating hackers’ claims that they broke into the bureau’s systems and stole thousands of current and former employees’ data, the bureau said in a statement Wednesday.
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