Whistleblower: Alleged DOGE upload of SSA Numident to unsecured cloud
Whistleblower: DOGE Allegedly Uploaded SSA Numident to Unsecured Cloud Charles Borges, the Social Security Administration's Chief Data Officer, has filed a whistleblower complaint alleging that the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) uploaded a copy of the Numident (Numerical Identification System) database to an unsecured cloud environment in June. The complaint says this may have exposed the personal information of hundreds of millions of Americans. Key details Who filed it: Charles Borges, SSA Chief Data Officer. Database: Numident (names, Social Security numbers, place & date of birth, citizenship, race, ethnicity, addresses, parents' names — records for anyone who has ever had a SSN). When: Uploaded in June (per the complaint). Officials named: Aram Moghaddassi (SSA Chief Information Officer) and DOGE officials including Michael Russo. Agency response: SSA spokesperson said the agency…
