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Alleged FBI hack could create dangerous situations for agents whose home addresses were leaked

Alleged FBI hack could create dangerous situations for agents whose home addresses were leaked

The hacker group ShinyHunters claims to have breached the FBI, potentially exposing the names and home addresses of nearly all agents and job applicants. This alleged data leak poses significant safety risks for the personnel involved.

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Paris opens criminal investigation into sexual harassment via smart glasses

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