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A hacker named Department of Peace stole personnel data from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, exposing over 40,000 employees including 21,000 Customs and Border Protection staff. The breach occurred around mid-August via an Okta single sign-on system and includes access details for surveillance tools like Penlink and facial recognition app Mobile Fortify used by ICE and CBP agents.
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Hackers Breach Firewalls Exposing 70,000 Credentials