'Can’t believe what I’m seeing': Musk reportedly takes control of federal workers' data

Elon Musk's henchmen have reportedly installed a commercial server to control federal databases that contain Social Security numbers and other highly sensitive personal information. The tech billionaire installed his associates — some of them fresh out of high school — in the Office of Personnel Management, where they have gained unprecedented access to federal human resources databases containing sensitive personal information for millions of federal workers, sources in the department told the website Musk Watch. The civil servants in charge of the office's information technology services were instructed new chief information officer Greg Hogan, who took over after Donald Trump's inauguration, to grant full access – including "code read and write permissions" – to Musk's associates, according to the OPM staffers. Musk's associates now have access to federal government’s official hiring site USAJOBS and OPM’s Enterprise Human Resources Integration system, as well as USA Staffing, USA Performance and employee health care website HI, which together store Social Security numbers, home addresses, employment records, birthdates, salaries, private health information, job description and disciplinary actions.