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  1. Neat_Gas9264 on

    Elon better use these next 3 years to pack his shit and find a country that won’t extradite his traitorous ass.

  2. brain_overclocked on

    >A former employee of Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency reportedly stole Americans’ personal data from the U.S. Social Security Administration and stored it on a thumb drive, according to a whistleblower complaint reported by The Washington Post.

    >The former DOGE software engineer told co-workers at his new job that he “possessed two tightly restricted databases of U.S. citizens’ information” and was planning to use the information at his new company, according to the report, which added that the Social Security Administration’s inspector general is investigating the whistleblower complaint.

    The former DOGE employee, whom The Washington Post did not name, worked at the Social Security Administration last year. In October he then left to work at a government contractor, where he told colleagues that he had obtained two databases, called “Numident” and the “Master Death File,” according to The Post, which reported that the databases could include records for “more than 500 million living and dead Americans, including Social Security numbers, places and dates of birth, citizenship, race and ethnicity, and parents’ names.”

    >The man also reportedly claimed that he previously had unrestricted “God-level” access to the SSA’s systems.

    >This is the latest case of a suspected breach of Americans’ personal data linked to DOGE and its incursion into the Social Security Administration. In January, two DOGE members were suspected of accessing and sharing Social Security numbers that were off limits to them as part of an effort to aid an advocacy group that intended to “overturn election results in certain States,” according to a lawsuit.

    >Another whistleblower within the agency last year said that DOGE members put Americans at risk by uploading hundreds of millions of Social Security records to a vulnerable cloud server. Also last year, a judge blocked DOGE from accessing SSA systems, accusing the Musk-led agency of being “essentially engaged in a fishing expedition” in search of fraud.

    This corrupt motherfucking administration.

  3. 2_Spicy_2_Impeach on

    >The former DOGE software engineer told co-workers at his new job that he “possessed two tightly restricted databases of U.S. citizens’ information” and was planning to use the information at his new company, according to the report, which added that the Social Security Administration’s inspector general is investigating the whistleblower complaint.

    This is also in addition to the other folks that uploaded at least one of the same databases to a random fucking cloud endpoint. It was just a smash and grab. Also, I’ve said it before but I’m sure every nation state that had the ability was up on these fucking folks and their devices.

    There was a whistleblower that said minutes after minting new credentials someone from outside the country used the creds. Another layer of defense mitigated the bad actor using legitimate creds.

    This is so fucked and easily predicted at the time.

  4. Unusual-State1827 on

    From the WaPo article reporting this story:
    >According to the disclosure, the former DOGE software engineer, who worked at the Social Security Administration last year before starting a job at a government contractor in October, allegedly told several co-workers that he possessed two tightly restricted databases of U.S. citizens’ information, and had at least one on a thumb drive. The databases, called “Numident” and the “Master Death File,” include records for more than 500 million living and dead Americans, including Social Security numbers, places and dates of birth, citizenship, race and ethnicity, and parents’ names. The complaint does not include specific dates of when he is said to have told colleagues this information, but at least one of the alleged events unfolded around early January, according to the complaint. While working at DOGE, the engineer had approved access to Social Security data.

  5. thepartypantser on

    This is why, we have layers of bureaucracy and security that keep data behind closed doors.

    People can go to jail for this. People should go to jail for this. This was irresponsible behavior from the Trump administration. The move fast and break shit mentality should not apply to social security information. It shouldn’t apply to the fucking government.

    The fact that we had teenagers with no fucking life experience, no job experience, allowed to run free With almost no supervision should piss people off no matter which side of the political aisle they live on.

    Cartoonish irresponsibility.

  6. yotengodormir on

    I remember when Elon dickriders said its okay he’s running DOGE, they were going to hire only the best, well vetted people. 

    What a bunch of morons

  7. The whole thing was in large part a data heist. Is anyone going to pay for this side-heist? Not a chance.

  8. Whaaattt? You mean the inexperienced overzealous children hired by the greedy tehcnocrat sociopath narcissist to play sorting hat with our government employees and services were less than ethical?

    I’m shocked.

  9. OG_2_tone420 on

    No shit. Wasn’t that the entire point of DOGE?

    They stole data and money. It’s why they existed.

  10. I feel like we all knew this at the time it was happening too. No doubt he was directed to do it by someone higher up.

  11. There was a news article a few weeks ago with a former government official stating that American SS #s were compromised. Seemed like it, and a lot of the news about losing public lands, is being crushed beneath the firehose of bs

  12. nasorrty346tfrgser on

    Stealing meant he is hiding it. This is robbing because they are doing it in plainsight and “what you gonna do about it?”

  13. Has a single person been arrested as a result of DOGEs findings? From what the public was told, they should’ve had to make new prisons by now.

  14. AceofKnaves44 on

    That’s what this was always all about for Elon. Settled some scores and got rid of agencies that annoyed him like USAID, lashed out at anyone or anything that had ever tried to put restrictions on his companies, and also accessed all of our tax information and socials. It’s funny how DOGE totally failed at what was supposed to be its intended purpose in exposing fraud and cutting billions off of the deficit, but all that happened was Elon somehow became richer.

  15. Additional_Quiet2600 on

    People have short memories. Lots of DOGE contractors did this shit and they even uploaded a bunch of stuff over Starlink to who knows where? They would push their way in and start sifting through data and code while plugging in drives. This is just one part of what they stole.

  16. Queasy_Rip3210 on

    I really feel like this whole situation, including the kid “blabbing” to coworkers, is by design. I genuinely believe they want an excuse to issue new social security numbers/make a new system up altogether and allow them to decide outright who’s a citizen and who isn’t. They can literally just say whoever doesnt qualify for a new number cause their old number was fake or taken from someone else.

  17. We need to make sure we remember Elon’s stooges who would push past security to unlawfully access this stuff. They need to be behind bards when the reckoning begins.

  18. Hyperion1144 on

    Don’t worry guys….

    I’m sure this sort of thing only happened this one time.

  19. TestSubject4114 on

    man lawyers are gonna be rich when this administration finally fucks off on outta here.

  20. KommanderKeen-a42 on

    We know…That was predicted, then came out, and was already confirmed by leaders of DOGE and the government. It’s great another whistle blower reported it, but it was already confirmed by Musk and team.

  21. geologicalnoise on

    So this guy has all our SS information but we don’t even get his name?

    I just want to talk to him.

  22. Brotorious420 on

    This year, I’ve had more scam calls and fraud attempts than ever before. I had to lock my credit reports

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