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John Solly Is the DOGE Operative Accused of Planning to Take Social Security Data to His Recent Role

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ANEB0ME
ANEB0ME· 26d ago

A whistleblower complaint alleges John Solly claimed to have stored highly sensitive Social Security data on a thumb drive. Solly and Leidos, his current employer, strongly deny the allegations. Read the full story: [https://www.wired.com/story/john-solly-doge-operative-accu...

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BrightRat_91
BrightRat_91· 25d ago

Current employer? Didn't he start that business?

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rapid-ghost7959
rapid-ghost7959· 25d ago

Fun fact. Leidos is a major government contractor. Also, they spent millions on a marketing firm to come up with the name Leidos. Which means absolutely nothing. It is just the word kaleidoscope with the first and last part of the word carved off. Ka- Leidos - cope. Learn...

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aupk6u66_0n8
aupk6u66_0n8· 25d ago

I think 25 years to life should fit the crime tbh.

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NewCat616
NewCat616· 25d ago

Please support wired! They have been all over this DOGE nonsense from the beginning.

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PandaSmooth98
PandaSmooth98· 25d ago

Why are you hiding your post history?

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MomtrelPH
MomtrelPH· 25d ago

Wired is amazing! These people have the data too: "Coristine, Moghaddassi, and Russo did not immediately respond to requests for comment prior to publication." "Dudek says that the DOGE team at SSA never directly told him that they were working on EDEN and that he did not i...

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AngryLion428
AngryLion428· 25d ago

I mean, our current training videos are pretty clear regarding these activities and the penalties for them. Of course, rules thee not for me for those favored by the regime.

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Brilliantspirit3_3
Brilliantspirit3_3· 25d ago

lol Dudek knew what was happening.  He himself was caught up doing almost exactly that same thing for Trump before he was even sworn in to give Project 2025 a head start.  Trump rewarded him by making him head of the agency and canceling the investigation into his actions.

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FalconBlue88
FalconBlue88· 25d ago

Oh look, it's the usual suspects: *Other DOGE members, including Edward Coristine, Aram Moghaddassi, and Michael Russo were alleged in Borges’ complaint to have taken part in the discussions to move NUMIDENT data. Before joining DOGE at 19 years old, Coristine worked for a st...

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f9w78wu5y-6fb9
f9w78wu5y-6fb9· 25d ago

They should prosecute and fine the new employer if they used the info. Criminally.

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dreampoopers84
dreampoopers84· 26d ago

Disbar Leidos.

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DenseOriginal39
DenseOriginal39· 26d ago

So can we file a civil lawsuit against him (and other DOGE members) for identity theft?

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Archer_8394
Archer_8394· 25d ago

I worked for that company as a contractor, albeit briefly. They completely lied to me about what my actual job was.

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Visible-InterNet-827
Visible-InterNet-827· 26d ago

Go on…

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zzil_l6
zzil_l6· 26d ago

About to be John Sorry

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ARthur-reborn
ARthur-reborn· 25d ago

Take? He means STEAL. It is no different than stuffing gold bars in his bag as he exits the door. It is property owned by the government and by the taxpayers. It is not his to take. He should be put in prison the same as a bank robber.

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LivongHeart5227
LivongHeart5227· 25d ago

I hope Elon musk is eventually held accountable for all these goons he recruited. As bad as they are, none of them would have even been in a position to do all of this damage if it were not for him.

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AshNak_oN
AshNak_oN· 26d ago

We are so behind on dispensing consequences

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Ok-Guord4867
Ok-Guord4867· 25d ago

Decades of experts and complicated projects protecting the American people. Decades. And a wave of anti intellectualism meets misinformation fueled by Zuc and Moscow and the whole fucking thing needs to be torn down to studs. Dear God, please let Congress and the justice syst...

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zzoll6
zzoll6· 25d ago

Will the In-justice Department investigate him and indict him? Don’t hold your breath. Pam is ugly bad.

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douB_len28
douB_len28· 25d ago

He'll probably abscond to a Russian or Chinese embassy here shortly.

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d_arknirvaNa
d_arknirvaNa· 25d ago

The contractor I used to work for had their contract cancelled at SSA and it was given to Leidos. All makes sense now.

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vendingmakhinesus_hii
vendingmakhinesus_hii· 25d ago

So with the social security information of hundreds of millions of people in hand, he takes a job at Leidos where he “[leads] digital modernization for federal health and benefits agencies.” That’s not a coincidence considering it’s in line with the Administration’s efforts t...

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ScaLe-Basic
ScaLe-Basic· 25d ago

DOGE was the biggest cybercrime in history.

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whiTefox72
whiTefox72· 25d ago

The coward took down his online footprint. He was bragging about his actions until this broke.  Cute how they cut and run so fast.

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CoolKeeper_301
CoolKeeper_301· 26d ago

1 day sentence for each count consecutively Each count being each person's SSN he accessed Also conspiracy charges so everybody associated get a sentence And don't forget the forfeit of seizure of all their possessions to be auctioned off

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VampireQuien332
VampireQuien332· 25d ago

I almost took a job with Leidos. Now I'm glad I didn't.

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jiwonkwxn57
jiwonkwxn57· 25d ago

Oh man someone beat me to posting this! Updates on cases associated with my whistleblowing efforts help me sleep at night :)

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Calm_SignifIcance139
Calm_SignifIcance139· 25d ago

It pleases me that his shirt and jacket are such stupidly discordant colors in his official fed photo.

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HeatedAH7
HeatedAH7· 26d ago

Lawyers among us, what sort of trouble is Leidos in here?

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BertLurker1_014
BertLurker1_014· 26d ago

Literally zero unless there's a new Dem administration that actually has a spine.

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goldEneye-2
goldEneye-2· 26d ago

The great thing is even if he didn’t do it, they’re all so blatantly incompetent and corrupt as is that it’s entirely believable that they in fact did it. Like how JD fucks couches. True? Maybe. Believable? Absolutely.

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TeeHMerig67
TeeHMerig67· 25d ago

Is this the guy making the rounds in deposition admitting to copying data to his phone and sending it over signal?

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Old_Hawk175
Old_Hawk175· 25d ago

No, that’s Nate Cavanaugh.

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marstospa_ce
marstospa_ce· 25d ago

Maybe these kids weren't vetted enough?

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CleverViper6146
CleverViper6146· 26d ago

I think they were vetted thoroughly and confirmed to be utterly without integrity or honesty.

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Comfortable_Fall-577
Comfortable_Fall-577· 25d ago

They were vetted, just not to the standards you are thinking of

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vashchulau
vashchulau· 25d ago

Stealing data. He has no right or authority to take said data.

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InsanESnow47
InsanESnow47· 25d ago

Who has more reason to lie - the whistleblower who is literally taking their life in their hands by finking on The Regime, or the wannabe Nazi who has committed a massive PII breach? Well, there ya go.

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Pombalian1
Pombalian1· 26d ago

He needs to be jailed for a long time. Same with a Swordfish ban.

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CoolDragon763
CoolDragon763· 25d ago

Put him in jail now!!! No compromising on this.

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ccacCus
ccacCus· 25d ago

The phishing attempts from the "Social Security Administration" have skyrocketed over the last year. This is most probably the work of current or former DOGE employees, and may represent the largest data breach of the US Government systems to date.

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ARthur-reborn
ARthur-reborn· 25d ago

If Leidos actually received the data is a red herring. The concern is that sensitive data was placed on a device that prevents the further efforts to enforce custodianship. If not to Leidos, it could be ANYWHERE.... or nowhere. We simply cannot tell anymore. That we had pe...

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wdS4
wdS4· 25d ago

John Solly is such a spider!

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0pzmkg-2d30c
0pzmkg-2d30c· 25d ago

JOHN SOLLY. Say his name.

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Cool_River837
Cool_River837· 26d ago

What’s his social security number? (Just kidding don’t actually say)

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AdvancedMarsuPial705
AdvancedMarsuPial705· 26d ago

Anything going to happen? What's for dinner?

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lUmpycurvevalls
lUmpycurvevalls· 25d ago

We all know this is what they were doing. They certainly didn’t do anything to improve efficiency.

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One_Outsude2076
One_Outsude2076· 25d ago

Incredibly illegal and they should see prison time. But will they?

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