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DOGE shared Social Security data to unauthorized server

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Yes, 'DOGE' did put our Social Security data at risk. Here's what lawmakers are doing about it.

Trump administration admits to security breaches that had been outlined in a whistleblower complaint

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DOGE shared Social Security data to unauthorized server, according to court filing

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Trump administration says DOGE may have misused Social Security data

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Trump's DOJ Admits DOGE May Have Misused Social Security Data and Assisted Advocacy Group's Effort to 'Overturn Election Results'

The Department of Government Efficiency may have misused Social Security data and assisted an advocacy group whose aim was to "overturn election results," the Department of Justice admitted in a new c...

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Yes, ‘DOGE’ did put our Social Security data at risk. Here’s what lawmakers are doing about it.

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DOGE employee shared Social Security data without authorization, DOJ filing reveals

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2 DOGE staffers at Social Security agency may have violated Hatch Act, DOJ says

They allegedly communicated with an advocacy group seeking data, a filing said.

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DOGE officials face Hatch Act referrals for work with org aiming to ‘overturn election results’

DOGE employees also shared Social Security data using the third-party server Cloudflare, and according to new court documents, SSA still doesn’t know what data was shared and if its still on Cloudflare.

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Pushed out by DOGE, former feds now feel ‘unleashed’ on improving government efficiency

We the Doers, a new nonpartisan organization of former federal employees, released its first report on Tuesday with recommendations on how to improve government effectiveness and efficiency.