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DDoS Attack Targets ICE Agent Doxxing Site

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A website, ICE List, which publishes personal details of ICE and Border Patrol agents, was taken offline by a prolonged DDoS attack originating from Russian servers. The site, hosted in the Netherlands, was launched following an insider breach at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). The attack began on Tuesday evening and is still ongoing, preventing access to the site's controversial content.

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  1. 15.01.2026 13:15 1 articles · 23h ago

    DDoS Attack Takes Down ICE Agent Doxxing Site

    A prolonged and sophisticated DDoS attack began on Tuesday evening, targeting the ICE List website. The attack, originating from Russian servers, has kept the site offline, preventing access to the personal details of ICE and Border Patrol agents. The site's founder, Dominick Skinner, claims the traffic is coming from a Russian bot farm, though the actual source is difficult to track due to the use of proxies.

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  • The ICE List website was launched after a DHS whistleblower shared details of 4500 ICE and Border Patrol officials.

    First reported: 15.01.2026 13:15
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  • The data dump included names, work email addresses, phone numbers, job titles, and background information.

    First reported: 15.01.2026 13:15
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  • The DDoS attack is described as prolonged and sophisticated, originating from Russian servers.

    First reported: 15.01.2026 13:15
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  • The site is hosted in the Netherlands, making it out of reach of US authorities.

    First reported: 15.01.2026 13:15
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