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DOGE employee shared Social Security data on unauthorized server, agency says

DOGE employees improperly shared Social Security data via unapproved servers and a political group aiming to overturn elections, DOJ filings show.

  • Two staffers at the Department of Government Efficiency shared Social Security data on a nonsecure server, as found by the U.S Department of Justice.
  • The Social Security Administration is unaware of what data was shared or if it still exists, according to the Justice Department's correction.
  • Federal lawyers referred the two employees to the Office of Special Counsel for potentially violating the Hatch Act.
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DOJ filing reveals DOGE shared Social Security data to unauthorized server

Reps. John Larson and Richard Neal said it could be the largest data breach "in our nation’s history."

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Rappahannock News broke the news in on Monday, January 19, 2026.
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