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A data breach at the Department of Homeland Security has compromised the personal information of over 41,000 employees, including those from ICE and CBP. The hacker, known as 'Department of Peace,' accessed the data through vulnerabilities in Okta, revealing connections to surveillance tools.
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A data breach at the Department of Homeland Security has compromised the personal information of over 41,000 employees, including those from ICE and CBP. The hacker, known as 'Department of Peace,' accessed the data through vulnerabilities in Okta, revealing connections to surveillance tools.
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