'Extremely sensitive medical data' for FBI agents among hacked records: Report

An alleged hack of FBI personnel files includes "extremely sensitive medical data for thousands of its special agents," and "blood and urine test results" are among stolen records, according to a report from BBC News.
A BBC News reporter said he has seen samples of the stolen "fitness for-work" medical examinations after hackers reached out to him.
404 Media first reported the alleged hack on Tuesday, saying that a group called ShinyHunters "shared a list of 5,000 alleged FBI officials" with it.
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