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That sounds like a separate concern than the one implied by the headline.
by monkeyelite 1y ago
That sounds like a separate concern than the one implied by the headline.
- text0404 1y agoThe headline of a news article is a way to draw the reader in. The subhead in this case was "A report from Senate Democrats says DOGE moved sensitive information to a cloud server despite the risk of 'catastrophic' impacts," with the lede (the first paragraph of the article) mentioning the lack of oversight. I can change the title if you'd prefer, but I believe that goes against HN guidelines.
- monkeyelite 1y ago> The headline of a news article is a way to draw the reader in. Yes, I think that’s where the “bait” characterization comes from.
- text0404 1y agoSure. Crappy headline. I was going to post the NYT one ("Democratic Report Says Disorder at DOGE Jeopardized Americans’ Data: Members of a Senate panel described a haphazard working and living environment that involved transferring sensitive information to servers 'without any verified security controls'") but it was paywalled. Less bait I suppose but it's still pretty damning.