America’s Biggest Police Union 2.5 GB Database Leaked Online
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America's Biggest Police Union 2.5 GB Database Leaked Online.
An unknown hacker online breached the US biggest police union,(Fraternal Order Of Police) and dumped 2.5 GB of data.
"He received the data dump from a hacker who wanted to remain anonymous. He also stated that he got more than 18 TB of data but only chose to release 2.5 GB for now, due to the fact that some of it was labeled as classified or sensitive."
Chuck Canterbury, the FOPβs national president, given the interview to The GuardianΒ and said,
"We have contacted the office of the assistant attorney general in charge of cyber crime, and officials from FBI field offices have already made contact with our staff,β
"The information should not be used to attack the police; it should be used to help them address their problems and correct them. A society cannot be at peace when the citizens and the enforcers of the law are at war," Cthulhu said on his blog.
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We will be updating this post with more information if we manage to find anything interesting in the data dump.
According to the Motherboard,
P.J. Haley, who works on computer and network support for the FOP, told Motherboard that many of the documents βare commonly available through the internet,β and at least one of the documents provided isn't in its database at all. Other agreements between police departments and organisations including the FOP are available online.
FOP National President Chuck Canterbury said in a Facebook page,
Brothers and Sisters, an important message from National FOP President Canterbury:We have learned today that our data...
Posted by FOP Florida State Lodge onΒ Thursday, January 28, 2016
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