FBI Hacked by ShinyHunters: Zero-Day Exploit, Data Breach, and Dark Web Threats

Hello guys and gals. Me Mudahar. I got a smile on my face. Why ladies and gentlemen? Because I'm witnessing

internet warfare. Now today we're going to go on to the old dock web friendos because earlier today I had a friend

from VXDB actually message me and show me this interesting defacement. Actually we all kind of caught it earlier today.

It pinged me on my little alert. So this is a Umbreon. This site has been seized by shiny hunters. What site, you may

ask? APPLY.FBIJOB.GOV. DOG. THE FBI just keeps getting [ __ ] Now, if you go to the actual URL right

now, you can see that they got a picture of two dogs. Cute little dogs. Scheduled maintenance underway. Oh, maintenance,

you say? Well, let's look a little deeper. Let's see. Let's see why you need maintenance.

So, basically what these guys kind of showed was that all FBI data was compromised.

May I remind you this is like the most elite law enforcement team in the [ __ ] world. All right. one of them,

including sensitive personally identifiable information, health information on incumbent and former FBI

employees and all applicants. Are you watching this video? Did you like, "Oh man, I'm going to apply to the FBI. I'm

going to send my information." Hit the enter key. Well, it seems like they've got it. It seems like it's out

there. Uh, by the way, you might be like, "Woman, why are you laughing right now?" To be honest with you, the FBI has

become a former shadow of its like self. I used to have a lot of respect for this organization, but honestly, last couple

years, it's just all been down the [ __ ] drain. We have a lot more than what we claim here. Thank you for your

attention to this matter. So, may I remind you, you live in a perfect time, okay? As doomer as the world feels,

remember you can sit here, all right, with your [ __ ] Discord on this monitor and you can witness the FBI

versus like debt sec right now in front of your browser. Now, we're going to enter parts of the internet that you

probably shouldn't be accessing without like 14 different internet condoms. Just live vicariously through the fat Indian

guy that you're watching right now because as always, I will go to the dark web. So here they provided a link to

their deep web onion address which obviously if you followed my channel you know I'm a bit of an afficionado when it

comes to the old dank web. So we decided to go to that link and we entered shiny hunters internet like you know [ __ ]

deb like address. So I've shown you this before right I've shown you this page. Now the last time we looked at it the

state of Florida's DMV got hacked and these guys threatened to leak that information. And you might be

like, "But Muda, how can you even verify if these guys are legit?" See, the state of Florida failed to reach an agreement

despite their incredible patience and all the chances and offers we made. They don't care. So, the state of Florida

didn't pay and they have released 52 gigabytes of compressed data from the state of Florida's DMV. This can contain

some very personal information. You can just hit that big blue download button. In fact, if you look over here, in a

matter of less than one hour, I will be able to access and see and verify just what has happened with the state of

Florida's DMV hack. Right? These people do not [ __ ] around. I'm not here to promote them. I'm not here to say that

these people are cool and whatnot or they're in the right. Obviously, this is a criminal cyber hacking group, okay? I

I'm not promoting them. But this is a group that many people, the FBI, law enforcement agencies, big companies,

cyber security experts, everyone will tell you, yeah, they're pretty legit. Okay, these guys have been basically

breaching everything that you can imagine, right? I've went over them in the past. So, they've released an a PSA.

So, dear assistant director Brett Leatherman. Now, obviously, this is uh I'm trying to open this up. I don't

think I can. Something with their page isn't really giving me anything here. So, what I'm going to do is I'm going to

actually highlight this. I'm going to open up a text editor just so we can better read this right over here, too.

Right. And here you go, ladies and gentlemen. Let's uh let's just let's just uh let's zoom this up a little bit.

Dear assistant director Brett Leatherman and Director Cash Patel of the FBI. Mind you, Cash Patel is also somebody that's

been going through a fair bit of hacks recently. Like just this year, [ __ ] we were looking at like [ __ ] photos of

him leaked out all of his emails and [ __ ] During quarter two of this year, the FBI made substantial false

allegations regarding our organizations in a flash report, which I believe they're actually referring to this

report, this little public service announcement where the FBI has said that these individuals, Shiny Hunters, which

claimed the cyber attack that caused discretion, is a cyber criminal group specializing in large-scale data

breaches. They target major companies across tech, finance, retails. Threat actors often use the real or exaggerated

claims of access to sensitive or personal information to prompt payment of victims. Victims may receive an

extortion email uh you know sign from shiny hunters to exert pressure on the victims. So basically they've been

severely offended so offended that they hacked the [ __ ] agency man. We were very disappointed to see an agency of

your standing would resort to such circulation of disinformation in AN ATTEMPT TO DISRUPT OUR OPERATIONS. was

an effort that ultimately proved unsuccessful. You know, this is like just just imag It's kind of

dude, they're just openly [ __ ] with the largest [ __ ] law enforcement agency in the country, dude. Just for

everyone to see. This is like a This is like a movie to these people, bro. You know where it's like, you know what they

say, like, don't stick your dick in a hornets's nest, bro. They're gang banging the hornets's nest right now.

For us to properly address and correct these unfounded allegations, we were compelled to adopt a forceful and

assertive posture. Okay. Our PSA today works to address these allegations and correct them. We have compromised the

FBI. We hold very sensitive data on almost all FBI agents and individuals who filed an application with the FBI

for a job, whether it be a special agent or any other role within your agency. The following FBI services were

compromised. So, the criminal justice, the HR, med link, and more. We are willing to allow you a time of one week

to correct or simply remove the 2026 quarter 2 flash report, guys. 7 days. Okay? It's like the ring. You know, you

pick up the phone, you will die in seven. We have seven days. The FBI doesn't pay up or respond or correct

their [ __ ] or apologize publicly, which to be honest with you, I don't think the US government will. Okay? They don't

[ __ ] with no terrorists. We might we might be able to we might I might be able to download the FBI database or

this leaked information in a week. That's how this works. You know, they have triggered they they have pissed off

the wrong crazy psychos. So basically they mentioned the three points and allegations right that they wanted to

correct right over here. We wish to state unequivocably, "Our threats and claims are very real, not exaggerated,

and never a bluff." This PSA today is living evidence of that. So, basically, the FBI was like, "Yeah, they're they're

just all huffing and puffing, dog. I don't know if I would have stated that when their entire leak site is filled

with just download links to everything. We wish to state unequivocably, we have never conducted swatting attacks against

corporate victims personnel." Hold up. I was about to sneeze. God, I hate that. I hate the feeling when

you're about to sneeze and you just don't. Nor have we ever texted victims, personal family members any threats. We

wish to state unequivocably that we have never claimed to have sensitive or compromising information. Finally, we

wish to state unequivocably that we are not a part of the comm. We have never been a part of the comm. The comm is a

propaganda started by the information security industry which has brainwashed past FBI and DOJ officials into

formalizing this nonsense. As a big believer and supporter of the US Constitution, we are exercising the

First Amendment and actively combating disinformation. It's not a ransom, coercion, or extortion. Your federal

policies do not apply here. This PSA ain't financially motivated. They don't even want money, boys. These guys don't

even want money. They just want an apology. THEY HAVE [ __ ] AND ACTED THE FBI and

they're like, "You give us an apology." It's just insane to witness this, man. Like, you know, we live in a great We

live in an insane time, dog. We recognize that certain elements within your Flash report appear to stem from

biased public reporting by certain journalists who have previously and intentionally propagated false

narratives about our organization and attempt to disrupt our operations. and hinder clients trust in our organization

hoping nobody pays us. Should those journalists, and you know very well who you are, continue these unwarranted

attacks and defamatory statements, we'll be forced to respond in a civil manner with a conserate and forceful defense of

our reputation. Are they going to is the is the cyber hacking group going to [ __ ] sue people for defamation? That

shit's getting insane, bro. God damn. Now, when these guys refer to the comm for instance, the comm is actually

something known as the community, it's an English grouping, English-speaking international group of interconnected

members whose whose members may many of whom are minors engage in a variety of criminal violations. The FBI estimates

thousands of individuals identify as current or recent members of the comm. So, they don't want to like associate

themselves with these individuals. I'm assuming that shiny hunters probably assumes these people are just like

script kitties and [ __ ] for the most part like squatting people, you know, downloading like [ __ ]

download downloading like scripts off of like GitHub and using them against like, you know, weak uh, you know, companies

or like weak servers, weak threats or whatever. They don't want to be associated with it. So basically these

people have felt defamed and now we are possibly going to witness in a week the leaking of FBI personnel information and

god knows what other [ __ ] right? Like I'd be I'd be amazed if you know I'd be amazed if shiny hunters had access to

like the unredacted Epstein files for instance. And uh they were just like by the way if you don't apologize to us

we'll just leak all this [ __ ] in a week right which you mean this is this is like a cyber criminal group. They're

very, they know they're a cyber criminal group, right? Obviously, I could imagine if they had like unredacted files or

something, like co-conspirators. Either they would have like the FBI SWAT hit teams of their house, you know, putting

two in the chest, one in the head, or the FBI might actually capitulate and go, "Yeah, yeah, we we'll apologize.

Just just don't don't leak anything that would make Big Daddy look bad." You know what I mean? To be fair, I don't know if

the FBI is going to be looking into this because currently even their director is like currently talking about like

removing beastiality as disqualifiers for FBI applicants. Again, I don't know what's going on with a lot of these US

agencies. [ __ ] is just straight up comical these days. Um I again, I don't even know the exact I just wanted to

bring up the beastiality thing because it was hilarious to me like why this what like it feels like an onion

article. You know, the FBI previously automatically disqualified people who acknowledged engaging in crimes

including prostitution or beastiality. So, I guess even if you were forced into it, they didn't want to punish victims

who were trafficked so that you know people who were forcibly like committing beastiality, they could be at least

allowed to apply into the FBI, which I don't know how much of an overlap that [ __ ] is to be honest with you. I feel

like on a case-byase basis, you could probably hire people. you would just know that they're victims or something.

I don't know, man. The FBI is a wild place these days. But basically, from what we've understood, they've actually

been breached. Now, you might be wondering, okay, but Muda, how do you know that they've been breached? What

could they have done to breach them? Right? And of course, this is where shiny hunters kind of really did explain

what has actually happened. So, for instance, according to the fellows over at 404 Media, these people have actually

apparently seen this information for themselves. The representative provided a sample appearing to contain an individ

personal data of 5,000 employees that included the alleged addresses, phone numbers, date of birth, and in some

details their their spouses as well, too. So, that's a lot of personal [ __ ] And honestly, for for somebody who works

in law enforcement, this can be some very scary [ __ ] to have leaked out, right? There's a lot of agents out there

that probably don't want their personal in I mean obviously nobody wants their personal information to be so easily

accessible. But you know people that work in the FBI look I know we can all laugh about individuals in the FBI or

whatever or or the state of the FBI but the FBI does consist of a lot of men and women that do put their lives on the

line to fight against some really really dark [ __ ] And and ultimately, I think for a lot of those people that simply

are just doing their like, you know, jobs, right? Really, just law enforcement officers doing their job,

this is a pretty scary situation, especially knowing that not only is your information potentially out there, but

the information of your spouse and [ __ ] who knows, maybe even your children, right? That's like the last thing you

would ever [ __ ] want. So, obviously, I don't know what the response from the FBI is going to be on this. Maybe they

will actually apologize or maybe in a week I will actually be able to download this information as will anybody on the

dark web and we can verify this for ourselves. So basically the way that they actually hacked stuff over here

they said that their group used a zeroday exploit. Basically meaning that a zero-day exploit is an exploit that

has not been detected. It's something that maybe they have found maybe they purchased from like another hacking

group for a sum of money and that zero day exploit which currently no like the company that is being hacked doesn't

know that it exists they absolutely exploited it and what did they exploit they exploited something known asoft

so I wanted to look a little bit deeper into what peopleoft was and umoft is actually like a tool that I guess you

can use to apply for jobs or whatever it's like a cloud-based tool that Oracle provides here right now. I guess the way

that People Soft sort of looks and this might be actually relatively older information. Actually, this is from

2015, so it is pretty damn old. But you can see that it kind of just looks very similar to this. So, obviously, if this

is breached, this is a database that consists, as you can imagine, with addresses, city, county, state, yada

yada yada. And just a quick mockup with a local AI tool based on the information that was provided. For instance, if you

were applying to the FBI, you were just throwing in information over here. You know, you had your application, you put

in your full name, contact, yada yada yada. This information, if breached, which it seems like it is, was used uh

to just basically grab a [ __ ] ton of people's information, right? So, the group managed to access AWS government

cloud servers and then started downloading data. So they started with this breach in Peopleoft and then they

moved into again the government cloud servers that are done through Amazon, right? So again, we live in a day and

age where hacking [ __ ] has gotten dramat I wouldn't say super dramatically easy. Like I don't want to make it sound like

you can just go to like any AI agent tool and like tell it like hack the FBI, but you know people that you know may

have not been great hackers can now work with the tool and sort of navigate their way through you know the process of

breaching into sites. But then again I'm extrapolating here. I don't know if these guys used LMS. I just know that

they use like a zero day exploit. But basically the actual representative said that they got around 2 to three

terabytes of data. So, what's in those two to three terabytes of data? I mean, it's crazy to think that is that's

almost like all the drive space I have on the system that these guys basically have just grabbed from the Federal

Bureau. And so, yeah, ladies and gentlemen, the FBI has without a doubt gotten basically completely hacked. You

know, technically speaking, this is not something that's super duper new. For instance, even when it comes to things

like Peopleoft, right? you know, not too long ago in 2026 over here, you can see that this CVE that you can look up for

yourself was related to critical remote code exploitation in that people soft tool, right? So again, if people have

access to tools like this, they can basically remotely exploit without authentication and if successfully

exploited, the vulnerability may result in remote code execution, which can allow you to then run whatever you want

on these systems. And then you can move around and and and and and do much more destructive things from this one entry

point. Again, the reality of this is that it takes very little sometimes, you know, it takes one little crack in the

matrix to break into and then, you know, if you're good enough, you can move around and and that's basically how an

organization as large as the FBI gets hacked like this and information gets released. Now, obviously, for the sake

of, you know, investigative journalism here, nothing here is 100% verified. You have the word of shiny hunters who has

said that they've hacked the FBI. There's no complete confirmation. The FBI obviously hasn't said anything. But

again, if the state of Florida's DMV hack that I'm currently downloading is to be, you know, confirmed, then, you

know, based on the track record here, there's a good chance that in a week most people will be able to download

Shiny Hunters's, you know, exfiltrated data, you know, if the FBI doesn't do anything. So yeah, ladies and gentlemen,

the FBI got [ __ ] perma hacked. And honestly, the only thing that I could be hoping out of this, the only thing that

I could be hoping out of this [ __ ] is the only thing that I could hope is somehow the unredacted Epstein files

show up. But I feel like if that was the case, it's me being hopeful, they would have announced it, right? They would

have mentioned it. Or maybe they will mention it in private if they do communicate with the FBI before the

drones get sent out to strike whatever location. Uh, and maybe they can work their way through it, RIGHT? MAYBE, JUST

MAYBE. But yeah, ladies and gentlemen, wild [ __ ] man. If you like what you saw, please like, comment, and

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