Hackers who claim to have obtained a data trove from the FBI say the files include sensitive personal and employment information. Bloomberg reports that the materials include records showing the home addresses of FBI employees involved in investigations related to foreign espionage, drug cartels and covert surveillance.
NDTV adds that, among the information described in the files reviewed by Bloomberg, there are details about the specific units to which at least one employee is assigned. The two reports focus on the same type of claimed content—personal address data and identifying workplace information—though they do not provide additional verification of the hackers’ claims or the extent of all affected individuals beyond what is described in the examined records.
