Accuracy in Media

That’s a long time, but they reached up to 93% of the federal employees affected by the security breach.

Well, it was. Can you trust the Chinese government from using the information they stole from the U.S. federal government to blackmail intelligence and defense officials?

No accountability for the Obama administration, apparently: The Obama administration at the “last minute” on Tuesday declined to allow leading officials to testify before a classified House committee investigating a massive hack attack on the U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) that led to the disclosure of millions of personal records, according to a leading lawmaker. […]

OPM keeps losing data to hackers. So (not) comforting.

Fox News reported the following: A private industry IT security firm tells Fox News that personal data stolen over the span of several high-profile U.S. cyber breaches is being indexed by China’s intelligence service into a massive Facebook-like network. According to CrowdStrike founder Dmitri Alperovitch, Chinese hackers are using information gained from the breaches of […]

Three facts about the OPM hack:

The Free Beacon‘s Bill Gertz with the latest: “Chinese-government linked hackers are using American computer services companies in conducting cyber attacks against private company networks, according to cyber security analysts.”

Not only was OPM affected, but a major U.S. defense contractor and millions of other Americans who are not federal employees.

Wait, what? Patting yourself on the back on the way out is not the smartest move.

Katherine Archuleta, the head of the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) or the chief of federal government workers, resigned effective immediately today. Under her oversight, at least two major data breaches occurred and affected at least 21 million Americans.