Huge Data Breach Leaves F.B.I. Scrambling, and Russian Attacks Destroy Millions of Books

巨大数据泄露让联邦调查局手忙脚乱,俄罗斯攻击导致数百万书籍被毁

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2026-09-29

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  • From the New York Times, it's the headlines.

  • I'm Tracy Mumford.

  • Today's Tuesday, September 29th.

  • Here's what we're covering.

  • The FBI is scrambling to protect its staff after a criminal hacking group carried

  • out what may be one of the worst breaches of sensitive government information in U.S.

  • History.

  • The group, known as Shiny Hunters, said it stole personal data on thousands of FBI staffers.

  • And the Bureau has sent out an internal memo saying it believes

  • that every single employee may have had their data compromised.

  • This hacking group has shared with the New York Times, among other news organizations,

  • what they say is a sample of the data they got.

  • And we can see names, dates of birth, Social Security numbers.

  • Home addresses, phone numbers, spouses, their contact information, even numbers that are used for TSA pre-check,

  • flight boarding purposes, the whole digital life, therefore, of all these employees.

  • My colleague Charlie Savage covers national security.