Hackers report leaking sensitive files stolen from the U.S. Justice Department
Hackers reportedly leaked sensitive law-enforcement files stolen from the U.S. Department of Justice, although the supplied information does not independently confirm their authenticity or scope.
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Why it matters
A confirmed leak could expose investigative information and compromise law-enforcement operations.
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