I think it is more evidence of naivety than intentional misdeeds. Of course data is going to be released to everyone, and righteous indignation after the fact

I think it is more evidence of naivety than intentional misdeeds. Of course data is going to be released to everyone, and righteous indignation after the fact is a distraction. Regardless of public interest, the security precautions of these agencies has been found to be seriously lacking. They clearly can't be trusted to maintain private or privileged information.