US officials have promised to revise redactions in court documents after files from the Jeffrey Epstein case exposed information that identifies survivors of sexual abuse by the financier and his associates. A DW investigation found that sensitive details about victims remain accessible online, raising concerns about their safety and privacy. The files, part of legal proceedings against Epstein and his network, contain names and other identifying information that were meant to be redacted. Officials acknowledged the lapse and said steps would be taken to correct the omissions. However, according to DW, the information has already spread across the internet, making full removal difficult. The development adds to criticism over how the justice system has handled the identities of Epstein's victims. Epstein, who died in custody in 2019 while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges, had been accused of abusing dozens of girls. The case has drawn widespread attention to the handling of victim privacy in high-profile prosecutions.