Marines sue Pentagon over DMDC breach of service-member data
The complaint says unencrypted files were exposed for about nine months before discovery on July 16.
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The complaint says unencrypted files were exposed for about nine months before discovery on July 16.

Pentagon says hackers stole 2.8 million service members' records; ShinyHunters claims a separate FBI employee-data theft.

Pentagon DMDC says a file-sharing flaw exposed unencrypted personal data, including SSNs, of about 3 million people.
A Pentagon personnel-records breach exposed Social Security numbers and service data for about 3 million people.

Hackers stole Pentagon personnel records, including Social Security numbers, for more than 3 million people.

Hackers stole unencrypted personnel records, including Social Security numbers, for about 3.1 million people from the Pentagon's DMDC.

Pentagon's DMDC says unauthorized users accessed a file-sharing server for nine months, exposing unencrypted PII of about 3 million people.

Pentagon's Defense Manpower Data Center breach exposed SSNs and PII of 3 million people after nine months of unauthorized file access.

Pentagon confirms a DMDC breach exposing SSNs and other data of about 3 million people.

Pentagon confirmed a DMDC breach exposing unencrypted personal data, including Social Security numbers, of roughly three million people.
Unauthorized access to a Pentagon HR server exposed Social Security numbers of current and former military personnel.
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