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‘I can think of a couple Pretti Good reasons!’: Hacktivists may have just cracked open ICE and exposed over 6,000 companies working with the DHS
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crime21h ago

‘I can think of a couple Pretti Good reasons!’: Hacktivists may have just cracked open ICE and exposed over 6,000 companies working with the DHS

https://www.techradar.com/pro/security/i-can-think-of-a-couple-pretti-good-reasons-hacktivists-may-have-just-cracked-open-ice-and-exposed-over-6-000-companies-working-with-the-dhs
Techradar.com
  • Hacktivists say they breached DHS and ICE systems and posted the stolen data online.
  • The data release includes details on more than 6,000 private contractors linked to DHS and ICE.
  • Among the contractors named are Anduril, L3Harris, Raytheon, Palantir, Microsoft, and Oracle.
  • The attackers claim the data relates to alleged killings by federal agents and aim to expose contractors' involvement.
  • Security researchers hosted the files online and allowed filtering by contractor and amount.
  • TechRadar Pro and others report on the breach and its potential impact on contracting transparency.
  • The Department of Peace claimed responsibility for the breach in statements accompanying the data.
  • The post includes the group’s justification linking the killings to calls for transparency.
  • The release is being discussed as a case of heightened risk for private contractors working with DHS and ICE.
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DHS sweeping Biden-era interviews with border crossers to identify potential homeland threats
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politics15h ago

DHS sweeping Biden-era interviews with border crossers to identify potential homeland threats

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/dhs-sweeping-biden-era-interviews-border-crossers-identify-potential-homeland-threats
Foxnews.com
  • DHS is reviewing interviews with border crossers from Biden's era to identify potential threats after Iran-related tensions.
  • Noem told the Senate committee that DHS works with intelligence and law enforcement to prevent attacks on U.S. soil.
  • The remarks followed U.S.–Israel strikes on Iran, which officials say targeted leadership and installations.
  • Security authorities are monitoring suspected sleeper cells amid fears of retaliation from Iran-linked operatives.
  • A DHS memo warned of potential cyberattacks and lone-wolf attacks amid Iran tensions.
  • Noem testified on Capitol Hill about border policy and security measures during the DHS oversight hearing.
  • Officials say the measures aim to prevent the next attack and protect Americans.
  • The context includes heightened security after Iran-related strikes in the region.
  • DHS is coordinating with intelligence and law enforcement to review programs and interviews.
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