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DBs Backup

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2024-07-24
Breach ID
2cffd9771700

Breach Overview

Source: Iran Country: #United_States #Iran Pass : @warmakerz In November 1979, Iranian students seized an entire archive of CIA and State Department documents, which represented one of the most extensive losses of secret data in the history of any modern intelligence service. Even though many of these documents were shredded into thin strips before the Embassy, and CIA base, was surrendered, the Iranians managed to piece them back together. They were then published in 1982 in dozens of volumes under the title “Documents From the U.S. Espionage Den.” | 345.66 MB | forwarded from: DataBases

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