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"A CBP statement said none of the image data had been identified “on the Dark Web or Internet." But reporters at The Register, a British technology news site, reported late last month that a large haul of breached data from the firm Perceptics was being offered...
...as a free download on the dark web.

CBP would not say which subcontractor was involved. But a Microsoft Word document of CBP's public statement, sent Monday to Washington Post reporters, includes the name "Perceptics" in the title."
"This technology offers synergistic benefits when deployed in an integrated solution." My editrix's soul just died a little
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