Exclusive: FBI data allegedly stolen by the hacking group ShinyHunters carries granular detail about scores of bureau officials’ ​job assignments, including sensitive work against Chinese spies, Russian intelligence, drug cartels, and more, Reuters has found reut.rs/4yZ4jzI

EXCLUSIVE: Hacked FBI data has sensitive information about employees’ intelligence roles

FBI data allegedly stolen by the hacking group ShinyHunters carries granular detail about scores of bureau officials’ ​job assignments, including sensitive work against Chinese spies, Russian...

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Sep 24, 2026 · 1:30 AM UTC

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Somebody wake Ka$h Pothole up from his drunken stupor and clue him into this latest development.
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@FBIDirectorKash failed at his job and honestly if this happened with any other director they be fired.
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Job assignments on counterintelligence targets in a personnel dump is the part that should worry people more than home addresses. If verified, the operational risk is obvious.
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And they couldn’t have just downloaded the Epstein files.
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Lol
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The pedophile grifting president, #PutinsPuppet gets the best clowns for his cabnet and dismantles American security agencies. The chickens come home to roost.
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If FBI counter Intel can't secure their stuff, why would anyone think Flock, other similar companies, and police can keep video and data of you secure?
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The "non-technical old people" disease strikes again, how did they leave these files insecure? Were they just thrown in random cloud folders? Not encrypted, isolated in secure software, monitored closely, and audited? They are just leaving unencrypted files everywhere?
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who says this isn’t just an extension of all the logins from russia immediately after the doge idiots got access? or that it wasn’t given freely by traitors who are now claiming they got hacked, to cover? those agents are going to be in danger for the rest of their lives
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But kash goes to Moscow!
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But @JDVance said the US is the best against hacks & cyber threats. So it can’t be true.
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As a Pokemon guy I did not expect this lol
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Can we talk about temporarily suspending paywalls? Just while our democracy is hanging by a thread and our national security is OUT TO LUNCH?
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this would have never happened if Trump had been the President
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*sensitive work *with* russian intelligence
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It is all fake. You can tell by the circumstance of our former nation outcome, colonization and state of manufacturing and domestic native labor made non-viable. Just fuck off. You need better fiction writers.
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I would not put this beyond Tolles. He has been making threats hinting at as much.
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@FBIDirectorKash @TheJusticeDept
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@FBIDirectorKash is having the worst week ever
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Heckuva job, Kash!
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Holy shit, this is very bad.
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The operational risk here goes beyond privacy: exposed assignments could enable tailored phishing, surveillance, or pressure campaigns against bureau personnel.
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Way to go Kash
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We need the Epstein files
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Oh, sure. Sure. Yep...
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Ka$h can't be bothered he's got concerts to see
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A treasure trove of intel.
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🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️
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Kash money.
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Oh great. Winning.
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So about those Epstein files
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If caught they should get the death penalty
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People will die if this leaks wow.
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That whole Trump administration is a complete failure and seems to be set to weaken the USA
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