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3月5日（路透社）——联邦调查局（FBI）发言人周四表示，该局“已识别并处理了其网络上的可疑活动”。
发言人表示，该局“利用了所有技术能力进行响应”。
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发言人拒绝透露该活动的性质、发现时间或在FBI计算机网络内的具体位置等细节。
据媒体报道，此次可疑活动针对的是该局内部与窃听和情报监视相关的一个网络。路透社无法独立核实这些报道内容。
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FBI ‘identified and addressed’ suspicious cyber activities on its networks, agency spokesperson said
By Reuters
March 5, 2026 6:50 PM UTC Updated 11 mins ago
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March 5 (Reuters) – The FBI “identified and addressed suspicious activities” on its networks, an agency spokesperson said on Thursday.
The agency has “leveraged all technical capabilities to respond,” the spokesperson said.
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The spokesperson declined to provide any details as to the nature of the activity, when it was identified or where within the FBI’s computer networks.
The suspicious activity targeted a network within the agency related to wiretaps and intelligence surveillance, according to media reports. Reuters could not independently verify the reporting.
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The Justice Department did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
U.S. government networks are routinely targeted by a variety of hackers. In November, the Congressional Budget Office, responsible for providing key financial research data to lawmakers, notified multiple congressional offices that its data may have been exposed to hackers after a “cyber incident.”
In August, Politico revealed that the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, which manages the federal court filing system, determined in July 2025 that a hack could have exposed sensitive court records across multiple U.S. states.
Reporting by AJ Vicens in Detroit, Editing by Franklin Paul and Chizu Nomiyama
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