A concerning revelation has emerged regarding a purported “DOGE official” employed within the Department of Justice. This individual, seemingly far from the computer whiz-kid ideal often touted, allegedly boasted about engaging in hacking activities and distributing pirated software. This raises serious questions about the vetting processes and overall security within governmental organizations.
The apparent ease with which this individual secured a position of responsibility within the DOJ is deeply unsettling. It suggests a significant lapse in security protocols and background checks, leaving sensitive government data potentially vulnerable. The notion that someone who openly admitted to such activities could gain employment highlights a concerning lack of due diligence.… Continue reading
The revelation that a DOGE staffer, known only as “Big Balls,” allegedly provided technical support to a cybercrime ring is deeply disturbing. This isn’t just a case of a rogue employee; it points to a potentially systemic problem within the organization and, more broadly, within government cybersecurity. The casual way this is being discussed suggests a level of normalization that should be deeply concerning.
The sheer audacity of this situation is striking. The fact that someone with such a potentially compromising history—and with a nickname that itself highlights a lack of seriousness—was given access to sensitive systems is appalling. It raises serious questions about the background check procedures in place, or rather, the glaring lack thereof.… Continue reading
Following a government-wide email demanding weekly work reports, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) advised employees not to respond, citing the risk of exposure to malign foreign actors. HHS emphasized that non-response would have no employment consequences, but cautioned that responses should be generic to protect sensitive data. This warning followed similar guidance from other agencies, while the Department of Transportation instructed its employees to respond. The email request, initiated by Elon Musk, has sparked controversy, with President Trump voicing support, while concerns remain about national security risks and the potential use of AI to evaluate employee necessity.
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Democratic senator: ‘DOGE is now at the IRS’
This statement, if true, is deeply concerning. The implication is that Dogecoin, a cryptocurrency associated with Elon Musk, has somehow gained access to or influence over the Internal Revenue Service’s systems. This raises immediate questions about data security, the potential for fraud, and the very integrity of the tax system. The prospect of a cryptocurrency, traditionally associated with decentralized and unregulated operations, having access to highly sensitive taxpayer information is alarming.
The potential for misuse is immense. Taxpayer data, including social security numbers, addresses, income details, and filing history, is among the most sensitive personal information one can possess.… Continue reading
Matt Underwood 
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