Hacktivist finds FBI no fly list on unsecured network

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 Interesting read on how simply browsing around unsecured networks can reveal interesting data.  I do believe a 'No Fly List' was made public sometime ago, however this list appears to be much larger. 

https://www.businessinsider.com/hacktivist-finds-us-no-fly-list-reveals-systemic-bias-surveillance-2023-1

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