BLITZER: The Secret Service and the FBI are investigating yet another incident involving a Web site that's posted suspected personal information belonging to senior government officials and celebrities. The latest victim, get this, the new Secret Service director, Julia Pearson. CNN's Rene Marsh is joining us. She's got the details of what's going on. What is going on, Rene?</s>RENE MARSH, CNN CORRESPONDENT: A posting of what it claims to be the personal information of a well known, another well known person. Now this time it is the new director of the Secret Service. The site lists what it says is Julia Pearson's Social Security number and a Transunion credit report, which has what appears to be both bank and mortgage information. In addition to what credit cards Pearson has. Now the FBI won't say if any of that information is accurate. But last month, this same Web site posted what it claimed was the personal information of other government officials and celebrities. People like Mitt Romney, Michelle Obama, Hillary Clinton, Oprah, Lady Gaga, the list is extremely long. And again, we cannot verify that any of the posted information is accurate or even up to date. The FBI won't say how this information may have been obtained, meaning was this information hacked, or did they get it by some other means. Now I did just make contact with Transunion and they insist that their Web site was not hacked. They say that the perpetrator somehow collected enough information, enough personal information to access the credit report online. Wolf, one more thing, we want to say that both the FBI and the Secret Service say that they are investigating this latest incident -- Wolf.</s>BLITZER: I would hope they are. Rene, thanks very much for that report. We want to welcome our viewers in the United States and around the world. I'm Wolf Blitzer. This is THE SITUATION ROOM, special report, North Korean crisis.
Secret Service Director's Personal Info Posted?