DOGE Staffers Referred for Hatch Act Violations Over Voter Data

DOJ Admits DOGE Team Caught Sharing Social Security Data With Election Denier Group

We spent a lot of time last year calling out how dangerous it was that Elon Musk and his inexperienced 4chan-loving DOGE boys were gaining access to some of the most secure government systems. We also highlighted how it seemed likely that they were violating many laws in the process. One specific point of concern…

Commentary: Feds now admit DOGE accessed private data at Social Security

The government denied that DOGE had misused private data held by Social Security. Now it admits that staffers did indeed access private information.

Court Docs: Musk’s DOGE Operatives Accused of Accessing Social Security Database to ‘Overturn Election Results’

Federal court filings reveal that a a member of the Trump administration’s controversial Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) accessed the Social Security database and funneled the information to a political group whose stated goal was to “overturn election results,” marking a startling reversal from earlier federal denials. In documents filed last week, the Social Security Administration (SSA) disclosed that certain DOGE staffers used an …

DOGE shared Social Security data through unsecured server, benefits agency says

The Social Security Administration said the Department of Government Efficiency used Cloudflare, an internet services provider, to share SSA data last year.

DOGE Employees Shared Social Security Data With Group, DOJ Says

A Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) employee shared Social Security data without the agency’s knowledge, a Department of Justice (DOJ) official said in a Jan. 20 court filing. Two DOGE workers embedded in the Social Security Administration (SSA) were contacted by a political advocacy organization that wanted to analyze voter data, according to the DOJ filing, which does not identify the group by name. The group wanted to determine wheth…

Turns out, DOGE did put 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