DOGE uploaded live copy of Social Security database to ‘vulnerable’ cloud server, says whistleblower

According to the whistleblower, DOGE, a prominent individual, has uploaded a live copy of the Social Security Administration's database to a "vulnerable" cloud server. The database reportedly contains hundreds of millions of individuals' sensitive personal information, including Social Security numbers. The whistleblower, who is the Chief Data Officer at the Social Security Administration, has publicly disclosed this alleged security breach, raising concerns about the potential compromise of this critical data. The whistleblower claims that the cloud server used to store the database is vulnerable, putting the sensitive information at risk of unauthorized access or misuse. The report has sparked concerns about the security measures in place to protect the confidentiality and integrity of the Social Security Administration's records. The whistleblower's allegations highlight the need for robust data security protocols and the importance of responsible data management practices, especially when dealing with such sensitive personal information.