"Thousands of records released in relation to Jeffrey Epstein have been retracted by the government, as reported by AP News on Feb. 2. According to the report, approximately 100 victims were impacted by inadequate redactions in the latest file release. Leaked materials included personally identifiable information (PII) such as: Photos of potential victims nude Names Email addresses One alleged victim of Epstein described this latest file release as "life threatening." Another claimed to receive death threats after the files exposed her banking information."
"Leaked data was not limited to victims. One inadequately redacted email exposed Epstein's full credit card number, expiration date and security number. A transcript from the investigation of Epstein's death exposed a jail worker's entire Social Security number and birth date. Furthermore, as reported by Cybernews on Feb. 4., certain released Epstein files exposed multiple passwords - many of them reportedly still valid, as users on Reddit are claiming to have accessed several accounts."
The government retracted thousands of records related to Jeffrey Epstein after inadequate redactions exposed personally identifiable information for approximately 100 victims. Leaked PII included nude photos, names, email addresses, and banking information that led at least one person to receive death threats and another to call the exposure life threatening. Additional leaked material revealed Epstein's full credit card number, expiration date, and security code, along with a jail worker's complete Social Security number and birth date. Certain released files contained multiple passwords, many reportedly still valid, and users on Reddit claimed access to several accounts including Epstein's Outlook, though some online observers disputed those access claims.
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