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Yea, I've worked for a few gov't agencies over the years, and most of them have had basically the same info on a public facing "who's who" webpage. The identit
by simplicio 11y ago
Yea, I've worked for a few gov't agencies over the years, and most of them have had basically the same info on a public facing "who's who" webpage. The identities and job titles of public employees is public information.
Internal email addresses and phone numbers might be a little more problematic, since they could be spam targets. But it'd be a pretty brave/dumb spammer or prank caller who targets the FBI.
- ryanlol 11y agoThis stuff might even be covered by FOIA, since it's just official contact info.
- jug 11y agoYes, the problem according to the FBI indeed seems to be more about the unauthorized breach than the information actually contained: > “This unauthorized access is still under investigation; however, there is no indication at this time that there is any breach of sensitive personally identifiable information,” DOJ spokesperson Peter Carr said in a statement.