FBI称其求职门户网站遭黑客入侵的源头仍不明,黑客声称雇员数据已泄露


2026年9月24日 美国东部时间晚上8:59 / 福克斯新闻频道

黑客组织ShinyHunters声称窃取了探员信息,但专家称目前“没有迹象表明他们闯入了核心系统”

作者:布里塔尼·米勒、斯蒂芬尼·普莱斯 福克斯新闻

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在一个犯罪黑客组织声称获取了联邦调查局(FBI)雇员的个人信息后,FBI正在调查此次其求职网站遭入侵事件的源头,究竟是来自该局内部还是第三方服务商。

“FBI注意到一个网络犯罪企业团伙声称入侵了FBIJobs.gov求职门户网站,并据称对FBI雇员的个人可识别信息(PII)造成影响,”该机构周四在X平台的帖子中写道。

“目前入侵点仍未确定——无论是第三方还是FBI自身的企业系统——我们正在积极、主动地调查此事,并与所有支持FBIJobs.gov的第三方服务商密切合作,以降低所有潜在风险。”

https://www.foxnews.com/video/6405591274112

【退休FBI探员剖析该局求职网站遭入侵的风险,警告将出现精密诈骗】

杰森·帕克是一名退休的FBI资深特工,现为Media Rep Global Strategies首席执行官,他解释了被盗的个人信息和任务信息可能被如何利用,同时强调目前没有证据显示黑客入侵了FBI的机密系统。

杰森·帕克,Media Rep Global Strategies首席执行官兼退休FBI资深特工表示,在调查人员确定此次事件的影响范围时,区分人事数据泄露和获取FBI机密系统的权限至关重要。

FBI调查ShinyHunters黑客团伙声称窃取探员个人数据事件

https://www.foxnews.com/video/6405496785112

“获取人事信息与获得机密调查系统的访问权限之间存在重大区别,”他告诉福克斯新闻数字频道。“根据我们目前所知的情况,没有迹象表明他们掌握了‘王国的钥匙’。”

据路透社此前报道,犯罪黑客与勒索团伙ShinyHunters已宣称对此次入侵事件负责,并声称窃取了几乎所有FBI探员以及申请该局工作的人员的信息。

据该媒体报道,共享给路透社的一份数据样本包含了探员的姓名、家庭住址、社会安全号码、任务信息,在某些案例中还包括家庭成员的姓名。

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ShinyHunters,这个犯罪黑客与勒索团伙,已宣称对FBI网站的入侵事件负责。(路透社资料图)

帕克表示,将个人信息与FBI雇员的工作信息结合起来,可能会带来额外的安全风险。

“如果对手知道某人的身份、工作地点和工作职责,他们就能针对该人策划出可信度高得多的骗局,”他说。

帕克还指出,如果任务信息落入外国情报机构手中,还可能带来反情报方面的隐患。

“这还涉及反情报方面的担忧。如果外国情报机构能够将特定人员与特定任务联系起来,这将有助于他们识别出那些可能想要进一步了解、接触或 potentially 招募的对象,”他补充道。

“这并不意味着当前就发生了这种情况,这只是在解释为什么任务信息对对手具有价值。”

与中国有关联的黑客在FBI捣毁前已渗透美国政府网络

FBI表示,他们正在与支持FBIJobs.gov的第三方服务商合作。(凯文·卡特/盖蒂图片社资料图)

帕克强调,黑客的声明与FBI已证实的情况是两回事,该局仍需要确定哪些信息被获取、入侵是如何发生的,以及可能受到影响的人员范围。

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“被盗个人信息带来的危险未必会随着电脑漏洞被修复而终结,”他说。“犯罪分子可能会保留这些信息,并在数周或数月后继续使用。”

FBI表示,他们正在与支持FBIJobs.gov的第三方服务商合作,调查人员正在确定此次入侵的源头,并降低潜在风险。

布里塔尼·米勒是福克斯新闻数字频道突发新闻撰稿人,曾为独立媒体报道新闻,2023年毕业于雪城大学。

FBI says source of its jobs portal breach still unknown as hackers allege employee data compromised

September 24, 2026 8:59pm EDT / Fox News

ShinyHunters claims it stole agents’ info, but an expert says there’s ‘no indication they have the keys to the kingdom’

By Brittany Miller , Stepheny Price Fox News

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The FBI is working to determine whether a breach involving its jobs website originated within the bureau or through a third-party provider after a criminal hacking group claimed it obtained FBI employees’ personal information.

“The FBI is aware of a cyber-criminal enterprise group claiming a compromise of the FBIJobs.gov portal and alleged impact to FBI employee personally identifiable information (PII),” the organization wrote in an X post Thursday.

“While the point of breach is still undetermined — whether a third-party or the FBI’s enterprise — we are actively and aggressively investigating this matter and working closely with those third-party providers that support FBIJobs.gov to mitigate any and all risk.”

https://www.foxnews.com/video/6405591274112

Retired FBI agent breaks down bureau’s jobs breach risks, warns of sophisticated scams

Jason Pack, a retired FBI supervisory special agent turned CEO of Media Rep Global Strategies, explains how stolen personal and assignment information could be exploited while stressing there is no evidence hackers accessed classified FBI systems.

Jason Pack, CEO of Media Rep Global Strategies and a retired FBI supervisory special agent, said the distinction between a personnel data breach and access to the FBI’s classified systems is critical as investigators determine the scope of the incident.

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“There is a meaningful difference between somebody obtaining personnel information and somebody gaining access to classified investigative systems,” he told Fox News Digital. “Based on what we know right now, there is no indication they have the keys to the kingdom.”

ShinyHunters, a criminal hacking and extortion group, has taken responsibility for the breach and said it stole information belonging to nearly all FBI agents and people who applied to work for the bureau, Reuters previously reported.

A sample of data shared with Reuters contained agents’ names, home addresses, Social Security numbers, assignments and, in some cases, names of family members, according to the outlet.

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ShinyHunters, a criminal hacking and extortion group, has taken responsibility for the breach on the FBI website.(Reuters, File)

Pack said combining personal information with information about an FBI employee’s work could create additional security risks.

“If an adversary knows who somebody is, where they work and what they do, they can build a much more believable scam around that person,” he said.

Pack said assignment information could also carry counterintelligence implications if it falls into the hands of a foreign intelligence service.

“There is also a counterintelligence concern. If a foreign intelligence service can associate particular people with certain assignments, it can help them identify individuals they may want to learn more about, approach or potentially assess for recruitment,” he added.

“That does not mean that is happening here. It simply explains why assignment information can have value to an adversary.”

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The FBI said it is working with third-party providers supporting FBIJobs.gov.(Kevin Carter/Getty Images, File)

Pack stressed that the hackers’ claims remain separate from what the FBI has confirmed, and said the bureau still needs to determine what information was accessed, how the breach occurred and who may have been affected.

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“The danger from stolen personal information does not necessarily end when the computer vulnerability is fixed,” he said. “Criminals may hold onto that information and use it weeks or months later.”

The FBI said it is working with third-party providers supporting FBIJobs.gov as investigators seek to determine the source of the breach and mitigate potential risks.

Brittany Miller is a Fox News Digital breaking news writer and former Independent reporter who graduated from Syracuse University in 2023.

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