FBI says ShinyHunters breach may have exposed staff data
New: FBI in internal memo says it believes ShinyHunters may have stolen private data on all employees. Fears of longterm consequences of breach magnify as hackers threaten to leak everything online by end of Tuesday. www.nytimes.com/2026/09/28/u...
Dede Megadoodoo51Maybe they should have been hiring cybersecurity staff instead of deploying everyone onto the DC streets to demand ID from Uber drivers…
It’s a floor wax and a dessert topping!41So I guess we’ll find out who got the bestiality exemption now?
Dustin Volz27Adding to confusion and chaos, ShinyHunters says in new statement they won't publish hacked FBI data publicly online -- but experts warn they could still sell to other criminals or foreign governments.
All Cattes Are Best Cattes17Ok but did Kash's GF get her special elite guard limo
Übermentions9I've got just the solution for them: a ballroom.
River Blackearth5I guess I’m in the minority in that I don’t think public servants’ personal data should be leaked to the public. Believe it or not, there are still people working in these agencies who actually care about the American people and are working to keep us safe through this chaos. United We Stand.
Josh Marshall352The most amazing thing is that this is like a page 29 story across the US
Helen Kennedy112Maybe we'll find out why Kash Patel was so anxious to hire people who had engaged in bestiality.
inthefade65we are about to find out who got the bestiality clearance
Ashley Lynch ✂️🎞️45We gonna find out why the FBI now says beastiality is okay
bob barker 🍸31this might be the worst hack of a government agency ever holy shit
River_Tam14"cybergang named after Pokemon superfans steals data from FBI" would have absolutely sent 10 year old River
maxwell largeman 🪷8pokémon speedrunners hacked the fbi
Krisi 🏳️⚧️7Who could have known hiring an incompetent drunk would be detrimental other than everybody?
Otto von Biz Markie5Jesus Christ, what a disaster
Valerie Valkyrie3why are pokemon fans hacking the FBI?
NEW: ShinyHunters, the group that stole data on “all FBI employees” including addresses and details on their spouses, told 404 Media on Monday “Since the very beginning we had made our decision that we would never publish this data," they told us exclusively. Read now:
Abe Froman31Yea but can they get the Epstein files
timtabouli57.bsky.social11It would be funny if someone on the inside of the hacker group went full-Leroy Jenkins and dumped them all anyways.
John Cusack’s Sack6Why would they, that instantly decreases its value in terms of leverage and potential sale.
Toytanks and 13,268 others3Assuming this is true we need better hackers. C'mon, man.
Jack3Tell them to hack the epstein files
Staid Winnow3Yes, but are they willing to sell it to the right people for the right price?
The theft by a hacking group of reams of sensitive personal data involving potentially tens of thousands of former and current FBI employees is emerging as one of the worst breaches of sensitive government information, leaving the FBI rushing to protect its personnel. www.nytimes.com/2026/09/28/u...
New from 404 Media: the group that hacked the FBI and stole data on "all FBI employees" says it won't publish the data. The group gave the FBI a one week countdown. Now says won't publish at all. Still represents a massive national security/counterintelligence risk www.404media.co/fbi-hackers-...
I was on TV once...4I'm starting to think national security risk don't exist We have the dumbest people in charge
—>realhackhistory.org4Internal dissent on how worried they are about consequences, I would wager.
Dan Bongard2My guess is that someone paid them, and whoever that was has the data now. State actors wouldn't have announced the hack and hacktivists wouldn't have waited to dump the data. "Crooks looking for profit" seems most likely.
All Amort2Did they just bleach their hats or something?
Jack Murphy18Maybe they realized they can sell it and make beaucoup bucks.
Lock Down Your Life5I have so many questions.
Ernest Luckman4its just easier to transfer it while on a highspeed train through europe while you dodge a helicopter and unmask the person who had your team killed
Ben 🔔🧑🏻💻4Wonder how big the check was
Jerod MacDonald-Evoy3This is wild. Hacking the gov't cause the gov't said you were full of it is something else.
The FBI declared a major cybersecurity incident following a massive data breach of its careers portal and is deemed “likely to result in demonstrable harm” to US national security. The extortion group ShinyHunters claimed responsibility, allegedly stealing over 2TB of sensitive data. #Blues #FBI
MillsTheOne1Oh, Foxtrot, Foxtrot, Sierra! #SNAFU
jrock52.bsky.social1Is this the start of a National Emergency in order to intervene in the upcoming elections?
jadamrussell.bsky.social1OMG - perhaps it was the bestiality thing? Or did Kash give up the password after his rendezvous that started off something like this. Hey, baby. You know Karate, cause you sure are kickin’
