Bluesky Restricts Links to Leaked DHS Employee Database
The social media platform Bluesky has begun blocking links related to a massive data leak involving the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). The restriction follows the publication of a database by nonprofit DDoSecrets, which contains over 41,000 stolen employee records. Bluesky officials informed Wired that the decision stems from the platform's strict policies against sharing unauthorized personal information. The leaked archive reportedly includes sensitive data such as email addresses and phone numbers belonging to DHS employees.
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- Bluesky Blocks Links to Leaked Department of Homeland Security Employee Data
- Bluesky Restricts Links to Leaked DHS Employee Database
- Data Breach Exposes Personal Details of Over 40,000 DHS Employees
- Data Breach Allegedly Exposes Personal Details of 41,000 U.S. Homeland Security Officials
- Data Breach Exposes Personal Information of Over 41,000 DHS Employees
- Data Breach Exposes Personal Information of Over 40,000 Homeland Security Employees