Whistleblower alleges SSA data for over 300M Americans was placed on an unsecured cloud server.

A whistleblower, Charles Borges, the Social Security Administration's chief data officer, has filed a complaint alleging that sensitive personal data, including Social Security numbers of over 300 million Americans, was uploaded to a vulnerable cloud server by the Department of Government Efficiency. Borges claims the data lacks proper security oversight, posing a risk of identity theft and loss of benefits. The SSA maintains that all data is stored securely, with no known breaches.