Crime & Public Safety
10/01/2026 · Addison County
FBI Investigates Data Breach Affecting Employee Information
The FBI announced it is responding to a data breach that exposed sensitive information belonging to its employees. The agency stated its intention to pursue those responsible for the cyberattack. Federal investigators are now actively working to identify and apprehend the perpetrators.
FBI Investigates Claim of Stolen Agent Information
The Federal Bureau of Investigation is currently investigating a claim by hackers who state they have obtained detailed information belonging to all FBI agents. This alleged data includes names, roles, badge numbers, home addresses, phone numbers, and spouse information.
09/28/2026
FBI Agents' Test Results Stolen in Data Breach
A recent cyberattack targeting the FBI resulted in the theft of special agents' blood and urine test results. Experts indicate this data could be exploited through scams, blackmail, and targeted attacks.
09/28/2026
FBI Investigates Cyberattack Claims Affecting Personnel Data, Jobs Website
The FBI is investigating claims made by a criminal hacking group regarding a data breach. The group asserts it stole sensitive data from thousands of agents and applicants and compromised the FBI's jobs website.
09/28/2026
U.S. Imposes Visa Restrictions on 32 Individuals Linked to Cybercrime
The U.S. Department of State announced visa restrictions on 32 individuals today. These individuals are associated with cybercrime and cyber-enabled fraud, including affiliations with the Prince Group, a transnational criminal organization.
09/28/2026
FBI Accuses Five Men of Targeting Ukraine Supporters
The FBI claims five men engaged in a conspiracy to target individuals supportive of Ukraine. This alleged plot extended to actions within the United States and globally, according to federal investigators.
09/27/2026
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