Hackers Defaced the FBI Jobs Site and Say They Have Agents’ Home Addresses
THE SO WHAT
If attackers can deface an FBI jobs site and claim access to home addresses, "public brochureware" is no longer low-risk infrastructure. Re-audit your external sites and HR portals with the same threat model as core apps—exposed PII and reputational leverage are now part of the coercion toolkit.
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