A threat actor has allegedly leaked the InfraGard database, exposing sensitive information from thousands of users affiliated with the FBI’s partnership program.
InfraGard, which is designed to promote communication between the FBI and private sector leaders to mitigate threats to national security, has reportedly suffered a significant data breach.
Data of Over 87,000 Users Exposed
According to reports from Dark Web Informer, the breach has compromised the personal information of more than 87,000 users.

The data that has allegedly been leaked includes user IDs, full names, job positions, birthdates, ID card numbers, physical addresses, email addresses, and company names.
In addition to this, information about states and regions of users has also been exposed in the breach.
The leak was first reported by Dark Web Informer, a platform known for tracking dark web activities.
The incident has raised concerns about the vulnerability of critical infrastructure networks and the potential misuse of compromised data.
Potential Threat to National Security
InfraGard is a crucial platform that connects the FBI with private sector leaders in industries such as energy, transportation, and telecommunications.
The primary goal of InfraGard is to foster collaboration and provide early warnings about cyber, terrorism, and criminal threats.
A breach of such a system could have far-reaching consequences on national security.
Cybersecurity experts are concerned that the leaked personal details could be used for malicious purposes, including identity theft, social engineering, or even targeted attacks on critical infrastructure.
Not only could this breach have implications for the individuals whose data was exposed, but it could also undermine the trust between the FBI and its private sector partners.
The FBI is expected to work closely with cybersecurity experts to assess the scope of the damage and implement measures to prevent further leaks.
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