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Data Breaches: FBI Agents Fearful, Toddler's Records Illicitly

🐿️ The Squirrel's Take
Both breaches highlight that no institution is safe from data leaks, but the NHS incident shows even the most vulnerable—a deceased child—are not spared.
💡 Why it matters
These breaches erode public trust in both law enforcement and healthcare institutions, potentially hampering future cooperation and patient candor.

The FBI hack has left current and former agents angry and fearful, while East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust apologizes for unauthorized access to three-year-old Noah Woods' medical records after his death.

📡 Where we spotted it (3)
BBC News
Inside the FBI hack: Agents fearful and angry after 'dangerous' data breach
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BBC News
NHS trust apologises for Noah Woods data breach
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The Guardian
NHS trust removes 10 staff from duty over Noah Woods data breach
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