Hackers Publish Personal Data of FBI Agents, Police Officers

Hackers Publish Personal Data of FBI Agents, Police Officers

A gathering of programmers has broken into a few FBI-partnered entrances and transferred the substance online that contained individual data of government operators and law implementation officers. As per a TechCrunch report late Friday, the programmers ruptured three sites related with the FBI National Academy Association situated at the FBI preparing institute in Quantico, Virginia.

The programmers "abused blemishes on somewhere around three of the association's part sites - which we're not naming - and downloaded the substance of each web server," the report said.

The programmer professed to have "over a million information" on representatives over a few government offices and open administration associations in the US.

They likewise put the information up for download without anyone else site.

"We hacked in excess of 1,000 locales. Presently we are organizing every one of the information, and soon they will be sold. I think something different will distribute from the rundown of hacked government destinations," a programmer told TechCrunch.

The information contains part names, a blend of individual and government email addresses, work titles, telephone numbers and postal locations.

The programmers, whose personality is as yet obscure whether they are an autonomous gathering or country state performing artists, utilized open endeavors, showing that "a considerable lot of the sites they hit weren't state-of-the-art and had obsolete modules".

The FBI was yet to talk on the occurrence.