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2 Trump Loyalists At Federal HR Agency After Musk's '5 Things' Email: Report
The White House has installed two Trump loyalists at the federal HR agency after allies of Elon Musk blindsided top Trump officials with a surprise government-wide email last month demanding workers summarize five things they achieved at work.
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Biden Nominates Indian-American Lawyer To Head Office Of Personnel Management
US President Joe Biden has nominated Indian- American lawyer and rights activist Kiran Ahuja to head the Office of Personnel Management, a federal agency that manages America's more than two million civil servants.
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FBI, Secret Service Probe Hack of CIA Chief's Private Emails
The FBI and US Secret Service have opened criminal inquiries into the hacking of a private email account used by CIA Director John Brennan and his family, the FBI said on Thursday.
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Millions Hit by US Personnel Data Hack Still Have Not Been Told
The US OPM said notifications would continue over several weeks and "will be sent directly to impacted individuals."
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After Hack, US Lawmakers Look to Protect 'Dot-Gov' Domain
Among other things, the new legislation would give the DHS the authority to monitor all federal agencies in the "dot-gov" Internet domain.
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'US Unlikely to Blame China Publicly Over OPM Data Breach'
The US officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the hacks were arguably the worst breaches of officially held personal data in US history.
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US Has Yet to Notify 21.5 Million Data Breach Victims: Officials
Two months after discovering that sensitive personal information on 21.5 million Americans was compromised in a hack of government databanks, none of those affected has been officially notified, government officials said on Tuesday.
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With Data Breaches, Bad News Can Show Up Well Down the Road
Time is of the essence when it comes to informing the affected, so that they can take steps to protect themselves and their information.
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At White House, 30-Day Sprint Kicks Off Cyber Marathon to Stop Intrusions
The hacks have created a political firestorm and led on Friday to the resignation of the chief of the Office of Personnel Management.
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US Personnel Agency Chief Resigns Over Massive Data Breach
Katherine Archuleta, facing a chorus of demands from for her ouster, said it was best for her to "step aside and allow new leadership to step in."
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US Government Data Breach Affected 21.5 Million People
The breach had already been considered one of the most damaging on record due to its scale and sensitivity of the material taken.
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US Employee Data Breach Tied to Chinese Intelligence: Sources
The Chinese hacking group suspected of stealing sensitive information about millions of current and former U.S. government employees has a different mission and organizational structure than the military hackers who have been accused of other U.S. data breaches, according to people familiar with the matter.
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US Official Says Hacking Problem Was 'Decades in the Making'
The data breach exposing the personal data of millions of federal workers reflects decades of neglect of the U.S. government's computer systems and could have been much worse, the head of the Office of Personnel Management said today.
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Data Hacked From US Government Dates Back to 1985: Official
"This means that they potentially have information about retirees, and they could know what they did after leaving government."
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Data Hacked From Federal Government Dates Back to 1985: US Official
Data stolen from U.S. government computers by suspected Chinese hackers included security clearance information and background checks dating back three decades, U.S. officials said on Friday, underlining the scope of one of the largest known cyber attacks on federal networks.
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2 Trump Loyalists At Federal HR Agency After Musk's '5 Things' Email: Report
The White House has installed two Trump loyalists at the federal HR agency after allies of Elon Musk blindsided top Trump officials with a surprise government-wide email last month demanding workers summarize five things they achieved at work.
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Biden Nominates Indian-American Lawyer To Head Office Of Personnel Management
US President Joe Biden has nominated Indian- American lawyer and rights activist Kiran Ahuja to head the Office of Personnel Management, a federal agency that manages America's more than two million civil servants.
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FBI, Secret Service Probe Hack of CIA Chief's Private Emails
The FBI and US Secret Service have opened criminal inquiries into the hacking of a private email account used by CIA Director John Brennan and his family, the FBI said on Thursday.
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Millions Hit by US Personnel Data Hack Still Have Not Been Told
The US OPM said notifications would continue over several weeks and "will be sent directly to impacted individuals."
-
After Hack, US Lawmakers Look to Protect 'Dot-Gov' Domain
Among other things, the new legislation would give the DHS the authority to monitor all federal agencies in the "dot-gov" Internet domain.
-
'US Unlikely to Blame China Publicly Over OPM Data Breach'
The US officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the hacks were arguably the worst breaches of officially held personal data in US history.
-
US Has Yet to Notify 21.5 Million Data Breach Victims: Officials
Two months after discovering that sensitive personal information on 21.5 million Americans was compromised in a hack of government databanks, none of those affected has been officially notified, government officials said on Tuesday.
-
With Data Breaches, Bad News Can Show Up Well Down the Road
Time is of the essence when it comes to informing the affected, so that they can take steps to protect themselves and their information.
-
At White House, 30-Day Sprint Kicks Off Cyber Marathon to Stop Intrusions
The hacks have created a political firestorm and led on Friday to the resignation of the chief of the Office of Personnel Management.
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US Personnel Agency Chief Resigns Over Massive Data Breach
Katherine Archuleta, facing a chorus of demands from for her ouster, said it was best for her to "step aside and allow new leadership to step in."
-
US Government Data Breach Affected 21.5 Million People
The breach had already been considered one of the most damaging on record due to its scale and sensitivity of the material taken.
-
US Employee Data Breach Tied to Chinese Intelligence: Sources
The Chinese hacking group suspected of stealing sensitive information about millions of current and former U.S. government employees has a different mission and organizational structure than the military hackers who have been accused of other U.S. data breaches, according to people familiar with the matter.
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US Official Says Hacking Problem Was 'Decades in the Making'
The data breach exposing the personal data of millions of federal workers reflects decades of neglect of the U.S. government's computer systems and could have been much worse, the head of the Office of Personnel Management said today.
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Data Hacked From US Government Dates Back to 1985: Official
"This means that they potentially have information about retirees, and they could know what they did after leaving government."
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Data Hacked From Federal Government Dates Back to 1985: US Official
Data stolen from U.S. government computers by suspected Chinese hackers included security clearance information and background checks dating back three decades, U.S. officials said on Friday, underlining the scope of one of the largest known cyber attacks on federal networks.
