According to the testimony of a senior government cybercularity official in the federal case, staff working for the performance of the government (DOGE), the department, broke the treasury policies by sending an email containing unclavic personal information.
Marco Eliz, a dodge staff working in the US Treasury, emailed a spreadsheet with unidentified information to two Trump administration officials before resigning in early February, when the Elise -linked racist social media posts were linked to online.
Details of security breaks were revealed in the court, which is a Treasury division, which provides some trillion dollars to US households every year in federal funds every year. An coalition of the US Attorney General presented a trial team of the Trump administration’s Dodge Cost hardcores in an attempt to prevent millions of Americans under the auspices of the Treasury Unit, where the Elise was posted.
FIRST The court filed on FridayAmbrose said the Treasury conducted a forensic analysis of the laptop issued by the Elise Department after his resignation, which included a review of his treasury e -mail account.
The filing did not exactly tell what the data was shared, but personal information was described as the name (such as a person or entity), the type of transaction, and a quantity of money.
The Elise worked “against (department) policies” because the data was not secretly secreted, nor was the email approved before sending it, Ambros said.
Bloomberg was First report to report The court filed on Friday.
Elise was recovered on February 18. Now he works in the Social Security Administration, the person familiar with the affairs of the personnel told the Tech Crunch.
In response to the filing, a coalition of the US Attorney General who brought a case Said on Friday Ambrose announcements “do nothing to eliminate any concerns” that states brought about the nature of the Treasury Dodge team’s rapid and chaos. ”
In a separate case, there is also a federal court Considering the DOG from accessing the system In the Social Security Administration that has sensitive information about Americans.
The Elise did not return the Tech Crunch request for the comment.
