US Homeland Security investigates potential breach after data of 40,000 employees leaked online; records include surveillance and undercover job details

The Department of Homeland Security is probing a potential breach of employee data involving over 40,000 personnel. The data includes names, contact details, and job titles from various DHS agencies. Distributed Denial of Secrets claims responsibility for releasing the information, stating it was obtained from the Department of Peace. Okta, whose services were allegedly hacked, asserts that its systems have not been compromised.