<ul><li>A security architect at the NLRB alleges that DOGE employees transferred sensitive data in March using short-lived accounts configured to leave few traces.</li><li>The data outflows coincided with blocked login attempts from a Russian internet address using valid credentials.</li><li>The whistleblower's letter was sent to the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence.</li><li>The NLRB is an independent agency that investigates unfair labor practices and stores sensitive data.</li><li>DOGE officials demanded powerful 'tenant admin' accounts exempt from detailed logging activity.</li><li>The new DOGE accounts had unrestricted access to NLRB databases and the ability to alter information.</li><li>One DOGE account created a virtual environment and transferred approximately 10 gigabytes of data from the NLRB's system.</li><li>Numerous login attempts from a Russian IP address using correct credentials for a DOGE account raised alarm.</li><li>The NLRB launched an investigation but was instructed to drop it, prompting the whistleblower to go public.</li><li>Claims of network anomalies, missing logs, and unauthorized code library downloads further raised suspicions.</li></ul>

Whistleblower: DOGE Siphoned NLRB Case Data

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