A whistleblower complaint alleges that doge staffers uploaded a copy of all federal social security numbers and information to an unsecured server in june. A database containing troves of personal data about us residents, including virtually every. A doge whistleblower says hundreds of millions of social security records were uploaded to a vulnerable cloud server by agency staffers, security experts comment.
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Doge uploaded all social security numbers to risky cloud server, top ssa official says by sara dorn, forbes staff
Sara dorn is a forbes news reporter who covers politics.
A whistleblower says more than 300 million americans' social security data was put at risk after department of government efficiency officials uploaded sensitive information to a cloud account not subject to oversight. Doge's access to the social security system was known — but this takes things to a whole new level of concern. Charles borges, the social security administration's chief data officer, said doge members uploaded a database containing records of all social security numbers issued by the federal government. Department of government efficiency employees at the social security administration put the records of more than 300 million americans at risk by creating a copy of the data in a vulnerable cloud.
Now a whistleblower claims that doge staff put one massive dataset at risk of hacking or leaking
