ZeroFox asked to take down Icepick site on ICE's behalf
What happened
According to an October 30 report, the US Department of Homeland Security signed a $15 million contract with ZeroFox in July 2026, authorizing it to submit requests on the department's behalf through 2028. ZeroFox uses AI detection to find target material and asked, on behalf of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, for the Icepick website to be taken down. FlokiNET refused, arguing that the site's publication of government employees' work identities has public oversight value. The report's headline says a registrar suspended the site's DNS resolution after FlokiNET refused.
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FlokiNET拒绝了ZeroFox代表ICE提出的Icepick网站下架请求，认为其公开政府雇员工作身份具有公共监督价值。ZeroFox通过AI检测寻找目标材料，DHS于2026年7月与其签订$15 million合同，授权其代表部门提交请求至2028年。
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