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FBI Jobs Portal Hit by Cyberattack, Employee Personal Data Potentially Exposed

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The FBI has acknowledged awareness of a cyberattack allegedly targeting its FBIJobs.gov recruitment portal. A cyber-criminal group has claimed responsibility, asserting they compromised the portal and accessed sensitive data. The breach reportedly exposed personally identifiable information as well as assignment details of FBI personnel. The FBI confirmed it is actively aware of the group's claims regarding the alleged compromise. No further details about the scale of the breach or the identity of the attackers have been officially disclosed.

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