The federal judge prevents Dog’s access to personal information banks in the Social Security Administration

On Thursday, a federal judge issued a prohibited order The Ministry of Governmental efficiency, Elon Musk From access to regulations in the Social Security Administration (SSA) that stores personal information for millions of Americans.

in Thursday rulingThe American boycott judge, Ellen Hollande in Maryland Duji, accused her of “participating mainly in a hunting trip” in search of fraud on the basis of “more than just suspicion.” Hollande said Duji “did not specify or explain” a reason for the reason for accessing “personal and private data for millions of Americans.”

It violates, for all Hollande, many federal privacy laws, and warned the matter of the risks of cybersecurity.

According to the deposit, DOGE has 10 SSA employees, and seven of them have access to personal information in SSA data systems. Techcrunch has identified many of them, including Akash Buba and Scott Colleter.

Holland said that SSA initially granted Doug access to the systems, which included social security numbers, medical records, drivers license numbers, tax information and other personal information.