美国国土安全部（DHS）正试图迫使冰岛托管公司FlokiNET下线一份涉及其超过40,000名可识别人员的数据库，官方警告称该数据泄露使员工面临骚扰、跟踪及身体伤害的风险 1。尽管DHS指出数据包含工作地址和电话等信息，但FlokiNET首席执行官Kolja Weber拒绝执行删除请求，理由是泄露内容仅涉及公务联系方式而非个人隐私数据 1。
此次数据公开由非营利组织DDoSecrets于周三在网站上发布，黑客团体“和平部”（the Department of Peace）随后声称对此负责，并表明其动机旨在对抗DHS的移民执法行动 1。“和平部”在声明中强调：“DHS员工拥有我们的信息，所以我们也拥有他们的信息才公平” 1。获ICE授权的ZeroFox曾向FlokiNET发送邮件要求下架相关数据，但在周四数据库短暂无法访问后，该数据迅速通过不同域名重新上线 1。
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has requested the removal of a leaked database containing information on more than 40,000 identifiable agency personnel, citing significant risks of harassment, stalking, and physical harm to employees 1. The request was executed by ZeroFox, an organization authorized by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), which sent emails to the Icelandic hosting company FlokiNET demanding that access to the data be restricted or deleted entirely 1.
However, Kolja Weber, the CEO of FlokiNET, refused the deletion order, arguing that the compromised information consists only of work addresses and telephone numbers rather than private personal details 1. The data was originally published on Wednesday by the non-profit organization DDoSecrets after being obtained and released by a hacker group calling itself "the Department of Peace" 1. This group stated its motive as retaliation for DHS immigration enforcement actions, declaring, "DHS employees have our information, so it’s only fair that we have theirs" 1. Although the database became briefly inaccessible on Thursday, it was quickly reposted across various different domains 1.
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