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Officials: Chinese had access to U.S. security clearance data for one year
The long lag time means the system breacher had time to pull off a consequential cyberheist. By Ellen Nakashima.
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It's Not Just Another Data Breach. It's Outrageous.
For a few weeks, I've been wondering whether I'd get a letter from the federal Office of Personnel Management telling me my data had been hacked. I passed the foreign service exam almost 15 years ago and went through an amazingly thorough background check... By Megan McArdle -
Why the US Hasn’t Pinned the OPM Hack on China
Getting China to stop this activity is at the top of Washington's diplomatic agenda. Stopping foreign intelligence services from spying, however, is not... -
After Claiming USA Freedom Would Be A Boon To ISIS, Ex-NSA Director Now Mocks How Weak USA Freedom Is
We've written enough about former NSA and CIA director Michael Hayden that you should already know to take what he says with a large grain of salt. He will say basically anything to further his argument, no matter how false or disingenuous. He doesn't appear to care... -
Hayden Mocks Extent Of Post-Snowden Reform: “And This Is It After Two Years? Cool!”
Former National Security Agency director Michael Hayden on Monday marveled at the puny nature of the surveillance reforms put in place two years after NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden revealed a vast expansion of intrusive U.S. government surveillance at home and abroad... By Dan Froomkin.
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