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Hackers Say They Stole Thousands of Sensitive F.B.I. Personnel Records

Hackers Say They Stole Thousands of Sensitive F.B.I. Personnel Records
New York Times Wednesday 23 September 2026, 16:38 UTC By Dustin Volz 1 min read
Key Points

A prolific criminal hacking group said it had stolen the data from an online jobs portal for the F.B.I.

A prolific criminal hacking group said it had stolen the data from an online jobs portal for the F.B.I.
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