Ken Spencer-BrownHost
John KindervagGuest
Mindy SemlingHostFung-Tee NguyenOur top story this week, intruders spent about nine months inside a Pentagon file sharing server and left with personal records on roughly three million people.
It says the breach reached about 2.8 million living people and nearly 300,000 others who have died.
The stolen records include social security numbers, birth dates, contact details, and military job information.
The Pentagon says it found the flaw in July, patched it, and restored the system.
Our top story this week, intruders spent about nine months inside a Pentagon file sharing server and left with personal records on roughly three million people.
It says the breach reached about 2.8 million living people and nearly 300,000 others who have died.
The stolen records include social security numbers, birth dates, contact details, and military job information.
The Pentagon says it found the flaw in July, patched it, and restored the system.
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