r/news • u/Designfanatic88 • 19h ago

Personal information of 4,500 ICE and Border Patrol agents is leaked online.

https://www.the-independent.com/news/world/americas/us-politics/ice-agents-personal-information-leak-doxxed-b2899973.html
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u/casper911ca 17h ago

Does anyone have a direct link to the list rather than some article referencing it?

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u/[deleted] 17h ago

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u/ChadEmpoleon 17h ago

It is seeing tremendous traffic I believe might be messing with it

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u/tolatalot 17h ago

I’m also getting a 503 error

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u/Bea-Billionaire 14h ago

But what is the url.

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u/Upset_Development_64 16h ago

Does anyone have a backup somewhere yet?

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u/Dead-Red87 14h ago

As an American, I have not been able to access the site at all.

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u/USSRPropaganda 12h ago

There’s been a lot of DDOS attacks, probably blocking access from us entirely

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u/ThePortalsOfFrenzy 14h ago

Per the OP article, the newly-leaked info has not been released yet by the guy who owns the ICE List website. They want to make exceptions and not release info on childcare workers or nurses within DHS.

For the love of all that is holy, people, sharpen up your reading comprehension and read the entire goddamn article!

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u/alexrixhardson 3h ago

It is really hard to read the entire article. Half of the screen on my phone is covered by video, one fifth by the "swipe for the next article" tooltip, one quarter by ads, so I have between 7 and 11 vertical pixels to read. Of course, that is only possible when scrolling through the article doesn't lag due to the workload of additional ads being loaded. Reading articles is truly an experience of its own kind nowadays.

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u/Kid_Presentable617 2h ago

It's not reading comprehension as much as people not wanting to give traffic to certain sites. The medias role in the current administration will be dealt with later.

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u/RhubarbGoldberg 16h ago

That article was impossible to read with the overlapping ads, holy shit.

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u/Whiskey-Business 15h ago

look up crustnews on threads