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41,000 DHS employee records leaked after Okta SSO breach

Personal and work data of over 41,000 DHS employees was allegedly stolen from an Okta single sign-on system earlier this year and has now been leaked online. The breach underscores persistent vulnerabilities in identity infrastructure and raises concerns about targeted espionage against US federal personnel.

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SecurityWeekabout 13 hours agoUSengCredibility 27%View source

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DHS Data Breach: 41,000 Employee Records Leaked by Hacktivists

A data breach at the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has resulted in the leak of personal and operational details for over 41,000 employees, including ICE officials and individuals with classified identities. The data, published by DDoSecrets via Swiss journalist maia arson crimew, was reportedly obtained by 'The Department of Peace' group, with some sources suggesting an Okta single sign-on system vulnerability as the initial vector. The authenticity of the data is largely confirmed by multiple sources, though the full scope and specific attack vector remain partially unverified.

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