TechCrunch reports that a group of hackers have breached at least three FBI websites and downloaded the names and personal information of thousands of federal agents and law enforcement officers from the servers. [techcrunch.com]
TechCrunch spoke to one of the hackers via an encrypted chat. “We hacked more than 1,000 sites,” said the hacker. “Now we are structuring all the data, and soon they will be sold. I think something else will publish from the list of hacked government sites.” We asked if the hacker was worried that the files they put up for download would put federal agents and law enforcement at risk. “Probably, yes,” the hacker said. Their end goal: “Experience and money,” the hacker said.
The hacker claimed to have used public exploits, “indicating that many of the websites they hit weren’t up-to-date and had outdated plugins.”
Who is accountable?: Where should the buck stop for this blatant incompetence, President Trump, or anyone suitable except him? He made a big deal of sloppy cybersecurity in the 2016 elections. But now in 2019, it doesn't look like Trump and/or his administration takes cybersecurity seriously. Is it reasonable to hold a president at least partly accountable for failures by their own administration?
Go to Wikileaks and see the information of the people responsible for all of this it is there for you to reseach at you leasure.
@Daryl no I'm saying that they revealed who made it possible to hack the FBI
@Daryl well i tell you all the time that every news statation is run by the same people. Push to side's different versions why? Tell the truth never!! Reseach everything!!! Maybe you should try to listen to a old lady and learn when she say's your barking up the wrong tree more then once!! If you go to Wikileaks like i said you can use YOUR BRIAN not mine to see what I'm saying and rack your BRAIN that honestly still work's if you try to get past investagateing one person only and solve the puzzle yourself