How did this happen?
1) DOGE employees leaked info to China
2) Microsoft jeets can't code
3) Both 1 and 2

>>511456321 (OP)
It's a nothingburger. They only hacked the clearnet (unclassified) servers. The classified networks remain untouched.

>>511457438
How tf do you know?

>>511457576
I work in that type of environment. And I have a TS/SCI security clearance

>>511456321 (OP)
I live near a Fed nuke site... lots of woke purpled hair... hell remember the cross dresser luggage thief... he was the head of nuke. The old boomers who ran the local nuke site would of died and sacrificed themselves for the safety of America... then they betray America by handing it over of faggots and niggers?!?

>>511456321 (OP)
Saar it was paki

>>511457576
He's the hacker known as 4chan

>>511456321 (OP)
Microsoft outsourced critical security sector work to Chinese companies.
Seriously. They are retarded.

>>511458702
most of the platform was written by turdesh & dikshit's team of rape rats.

>>511457438
>The classified networks remain untouched
That's what the hackers want you to think

>>511457871
No, I'm 4chan. Leader of the ano-ne-moose

>>511456321 (OP)
Most of the good stuff will be on secure systems. You never know though, it’s a bit open ended of how juicy sharepoint files can get considering you can put basically anything on them. I’ve seen organizations who put every fucking file they had on them and others where it’s barely used at all other than HR wellness at work bs.
I’m sure they got some juicy nuggets but I doubt they got the farm - pure conjecture on may part but based on experience

>>511459776
You're correct. Though the juicy part comes from aggregating multiple datasets of unclassified information that, when compiled, may potentially upgrade to classified information.
https://csrc.nist.gov/glossary/term/data_aggregation
However, the individual files themselves are never classified. I can guarantee this. All information stored on federal systems are marked by the type of data classification. You don't see classified documents on unclassified systems. Not to say leaks are impossible though, because there has been cases in which cleared personnel leaked secret & top secret documents. But that's entirely different from having them stored on cloud infrastructure such as Sharepoint servers. We have detection/prevention technologies for this and it triggers alerts to security personnel.

>>511456321 (OP)
#2 is guaranteed.
China already has a shit ton of US citizens that work as spies in the US government. It really is just that easy.

>>511456321 (OP)
Kek, thank god I dont have to patch Sharepoint servers at work

>>511456321 (OP)