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2025-09-30
Nextgov/FCW 1 related

Leaked document: a “widespread cybersecurity incident” at FEMA allowed hackers to steal employee data from both FEMA and US CBP through a Citrix vulnerability

24 people have been fired over the incident.  —  https://www.nextgov.com/...  [image]

2025-08-31
Nextgov/FCW 7 related

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem fires 24 FEMA IT staffers, including the CIO and CISO; DHS says they failed security protocols and let hackers access FEMA networks

I thought the whole point of DOGE was to expose our data to everyone.  Just paying customers then?  —  Fuck these amateurs.  —  www.nextgov.com/people/2025/ ... @snacking.dev : The real story isn't th...

2025-08-30
Nextgov/FCW 3 related

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem fires 24 FEMA IT staffers, including the CIO and CISO; DHS says they failed security protocols and let hackers access FEMA networks

An internal FEMA email obtained by Nextgov/FCW ordered all agency employees to change their passwords “due to recent cybersecurity incidents and threats.”

2024-10-09
Washington Post 8 related

ISD: top officials in NC and at FEMA responding to Hurricane Helene face antisemitic attacks largely on X, where 10 of the posts collectively drew 17.1M views

Report finds Elon Musk's X is fueling conspiracy theories that risk undermining rescue efforts and preparations for Hurricane Milton.

2020-04-03
Zoom Blog 25 related

Zoom apologizes for security failures, says it has 200M+ DAUs vs. 10M in Dec., and plans to freeze development of new features to focus on security and privacy

And An FBI Warning Brian Krebs / Krebs on Security : ‘War Dialing’ Tool Exposes Zoom's Password Problems Kari Paul / The Guardian : ‘Zoom is malware’: why experts worry about the video conferencing pl...

2019-03-24
Washington Post 11 related

DHS watchdog report says FEMA exposed personal info of ~2.3M US disaster survivors, including some personal addresses and banking info, to a federal contractor

and that 1.8 million people had both their banking information and addresses revealed. FEMA says no evidence it was misused. OIG identity theft risk is high http://www.washingtonpost.com/ ... http://t...

2019-03-23
Washington Post 9 related

DHS watchdog report says FEMA exposed personal info of ~2.3M US disaster survivors, including some personal addresses and banking info, to a federal contractor

The Federal Emergency Management Agency shared personal addresses and banking information of more than 2 million U.S. disaster survivors …

2018-10-04
Washington Post 8 related

US government ran the first nationwide test of its wireless emergency alert system at 2:18PM ET Wednesday, with a message going to all US wireless users

At 2:18 p.m. ET today … Chris Morris / Fortune : Wondering Why You Didn't Get the Presidential Text? So Is the Government Garrett M. Graff / Wired : The Long, Strange History of the Presidential Text ...

2018-01-21
The Verge

How Hawaii's emergency alert software design, which looks similar to one by FEMA-approved company AlertSense, could have led to false ballistic missile alarm

The disastrous false alarm issued by Hawaii over the weekend has raised concerns about what safeguards the state had in place. Tweets: @backlon Tweets: Dieter Bohn / @backlon : Wherein @colinlecher ge...

2018-01-20
The Verge

How Hawaii's emergency alert software design, which looks similar to one by FEMA-approved company AlertSense, could have led to false ballistic missile alarm

The disastrous false alarm issued by Hawaii over the weekend has raised concerns about what safeguards the state had in place.

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