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FBI probes hackers' claim of stealing personal data on all agency staff

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The FBI has launched an investigation into claims by hackers that they stole sensitive data on every member of the agency's staff. The alleged breach reportedly includes each agent's name, job role, and badge number. Hackers also claim to have obtained highly personal details such as home addresses, phone numbers, and information about agents' spouses. The FBI has not yet confirmed whether the breach actually occurred. If verified, the incident could pose serious security risks to agency personnel and their families.

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