US authorities are aware of a possible leak of data from DHS employees The US State Department told the media that it is aware of the potential leak of its employees' data and is taking steps to deal with the threat. "The ministry is actively working to resolve the situation," the statement said. The department emphasized that it takes threats to the safety of employees and police officers seriously. In the past, the DDoSecrets portal published the department's 167 megabytes of ice storage with names, positions, phone numbers and emails of over 41,000 employees. The data covers ice, CBP and covert operations, deportation and human intelligence personnel. According to the platform, the archive was stolen by the Ministry of Peace group through a hack of the Okta service. Hackers have called for the publication of a reward for collecting data on citizens.

US authorities are aware of a possible leak of data from DHS employees The US State Department told the media that it is aware of the potential leak of its employees' data and is taking steps to deal with the threat. "The ministry is actively working to resolve the situation," the statement said. The department emphasized that it takes threats to the safety of employees and police officers seriously. In the past, the DDoSecrets portal published the department's 167 megabytes of ice storage with names, positions, phone numbers and emails of over 41,000 employees. The data covers ice, CBP and covert operations, deportation and human intelligence personnel. According to the platform, the archive was stolen by the Ministry of Peace group through a hack of the Okta service. Hackers have called for the publication of a reward for collecting data on citizens.