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Reports allege sensitive FBI medical records were stolen in a cyber breach

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Cyber-criminals who breached the FBI claim to have obtained extremely sensitive medical information relating to thousands of FBI personnel, including blood and urine test results.Backed by 2 sourcesBBCthe-express.com Reporting on the alleged theft also describes psychiatric records, broader medical records, doctors’ notes, and examinations connected to FBI staff.Backed by 2 sourceskrro.commalwarebytes.com

BBC News reportedly saw samples of stolen FBI agents’ medical examinations, including material associated with the agency’s fitness-for-duty process.Backed by 2 sourcesBBCmalwarebytes.com

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