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A former DOGE software engineer embedded at the Social Security Administration allegedly exfiltrated a thumb drive containing Numident and Master Death File databases with 500+ million Americans' records (including SSNs, birthdates, race/ethnicity), then attempted to upload the data at a private sector job while claiming he expected a presidential pardon if caught. The incident reflects systemic failures in federal data security protocols resulting from DOGE's placement of inexperienced personnel with unfettered access to highly restricted government systems.
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