The Department of government efficiency defaced?

Well, Elon is doing quite well, making sure that the newest website called Doge does not comply to basic security standards.

Department of Government Efficiency web site

Cyber pros argue that the new Elon Musk-led department might have breached federal cybersecurity laws. The community is discovering new defaced pages on DOGE.gov that remain accessible three days after the cyberattack was widely announced.

Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is still reeling from last week’s cyberattack. Despite the public outcry, the cybersecurity community on Reddit is discovering additional defaced pages still available on Monday.

“This .gov is hosted on insecure Cloudflare Pages,” one of the pages on DOGE.gov reads.

Now, cybersecurity experts argue that the website doesn’t comply with the minimal requirements set by the laws.

There are programs in place like Fed Ramp and others that were mentioned within this blog as part of other coverage that this supposed site does not even fall in to.

This is what Trump wants? The people who voted for him are now going to see problems within the government that includes defacing web sites and problems probably with hosting as well.

One exert said:

“As a DoD contractor in cybersecurity, I really hope they get held accountable for this. Not an IL2, or IL5 (security categorization impact levels), or fedRAMP-certified platform. Storing CFI/CUI (controlled federal/unclassified information) and the spillage event. No ATO/ATC (authority to operate/connect) to even use this ‘program,’” one expert said.

Lots more at Three days later, DOGE site remains defaced: experts point at cybersecurity violations if you want to read it.

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