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I remember when they leaked a million SF-86s. You know, the form we fill out with a ton of highly personal information so they can decide if we can be trusted w

I remember when they leaked a million SF-86s. You know, the form we fill out with a ton of highly personal information so they can decide if we can be trusted with sensitive data.

browsingonly 5mo ago
That wasn't a leak, it was a breach (perpetrated by Chinese state security).
- fhn 5mo ago
  with a breach, the data ends up in one group's hand but a leak means everyone gets access. Which would you rather have?
  - r_lee 5mo ago
    I think logically you'd want the former. with a leak the group will get their hands on it anyways, might as well try to limit reach
dgacmu 5mo ago
Wasn't that OPM, not CISA?
- acquacow 5mo ago
  Yeah, that was OPM...twice.
- bandrami 5mo ago
  Yes, multiple times IIRC (my "they" was more general than a specific agency) CISA, however, was the administration whose head was caught using an unauthorized commercially-hosted LLM for government data a few months ago: https://cyberpress.org/cisa-public-chatgpt/ https://cyberpress.org/cisa-public-chatgpt/