FBI agents’ blood tests and doctors’ notes surface after breach
Stolen FBI agents’ medical exams surfaced after ShinyHunters claimed a breach of about 60,000 staff.
BBC News says it reviewed samples of stolen FBI fitness-for-work exams that name agents and include addresses, blood and urine results, and doctors’ notes. Extortion group ShinyHunters claims it breached FBI systems, including MedLink medical records and BEAST background checks, and holds data on about 60,000 current and former staff. The group, which reportedly took over Clop’s leak site, demands the FBI retract a May advisory within five days rather than pay a ransom. The FBI has acknowledged an incident involving FBIJobs-related systems and is investigating whether its own environment or a third party was compromised, but has not confirmed the broader claims.
- BBC reviewed medical exam samples naming FBI agents and listing test results.
- ShinyHunters claims data on about 60,000 current and former FBI staff.
- Group demands the FBI retract a May advisory within five days.
- FBI confirmed an FBIJobs incident but not MedLink or BEAST access.
- Products
- FBI MedLinkFBI BEASTFBIJobs
- Threat actors
- ShinyHuntersClop
- Victims
- FBIFBI employees
- Countries
- United States
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