I have an acquaintance who would be interested to know where said data dump can be obtained
this post was submitted on 17 Oct 2025
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Same, asking for a friend.
404 media reviewed multiple spreadsheets posted in the group’s Telegram channel
Great. Why not just print it out, put it in a bottle and throw it into an undisclosed ocean.
That would be very illegal and bad.
- No one should use TOR browser to access the onion network. Especially not in a secure Virtual Machine with whonix.
- No one should ever look for onion links or tutorials on how to find stuff on the onion network. Even if they were using a VPN they bought from Russia with a Monero wallet.
No one should ever post a magnet link to that data dump either. No no no. Never.
mess with the best...
Die like Secret Service Agent Richard Gill?
I'm WHAT‽‽‽
"I'm what?!"
Only if he was with the rest!
Oh my god. That's disgusting.
there's so many websites!
In 2016, another hacking group called Crackas With Attitude posted the personal information of around 20,000 FBI agents and 9,000 DHS officials.
“U guys want IRS next?” the hackers wrote in another message.
Lol. CWA.
This isn't even surprising. The company/agency that does the background check on our government got hit a couple of years ago. When they do a background check, they collect info on your immediate family, a bunch of tangentials like landlords, neighbors, and members of organizations that you belong to, which means they lost millions of folks' personal information. Between that and the credit agency hack, I'd bet you could simply buy most of the records somewhere. Sadly, the recent wave of ice hires would probably be the least likely to be available.
If you ever forget your SSN or drivers license, you can simply find it on google at this point.
This is what that gun amendment is for people