Imagine loving your party so much more than your country that you can't acknowledge something that's good for us all.
DOGE is so smart and secure it left its database open-roro
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You gonna have temper tantrums for 4 years? You're gonna get real tired. Trump has broken you.
flown-the-coop said:You may recall how bulletin boards work. It is a place for people to post and share information.rgvag11 said:flown-the-coop said:Did you miss this part on the page you keep leaking?rgvag11 said:LOLFunky Winkerbean said:Barnyard96 said:
I went to doge.gov but could not navigate to the same results from op's link. What am I missing here?
The OP,s screenshot he robbed off a disinformation site.
It has the DOGE.GOV domain in the screenshot.
And the hacked webpage is still up on the DOGE.GOV website, for now.
https://doge.gov/workforce?orgId=7cd300eb-cf3f-47f5-90f1-9e66a8bc8d07&ref=404media.coThe whole point is to have essentially a public bulletin board of... wait for it... its coming... PUBLIC INFORMATION!Quote:
This is DOGE's effort to create a comprehensive, government-wide org chart. This is an enormous effort, and there are likely some errors or omissions. We will continue to strive for maximum accuracy over time.
A couple of dweebs posting nonsense on that effort is about the same sophomoric approach people use when spamming message boards with misinformation, misleading topics, and links without context.
We should have a DOTE page (Dept of TexAgs Efficiency) to track untrue, misleading or clickbait posts.
You actually think DOGE's database was suppose to be OPEN?
LOL.
You may also want to better understand that there are these things called web submission forms that push information to a database. This forum is such a site. You draft information, submit it and it goes to db16.
If you have followed the rules, then the information remains. If you have violated the rules and posted misinformation or false information, it will be reviewed.
If you hack someone's account to post the information, you have broken the terms of this website.
For these "hackers", there is a reason they wished to "remain anonymous". People engaging in activities which may violate the law typically seek anonymity.
Form the OP link...Quote:
Two different web development experts who asked to remain anonymous because they were probing a federal website told 404 Media that doge.gov is seemingly built on a Cloudflare Pages site that is not currently hosted on government servers. The database it is pulling from can be and has been written to by third parties, and will show up on the live website.
Both sources told 404 Media that they noticed Doge.gov is pulling from a Cloudflare Pages website, where the code that runs it is actually deployed.
Question still stands: You actually think the database was suppose to be OPEN to the public?
I have no indication it was left "open" other than two anonymous hackers on a suspect website who want anonymity because they manipulated a federal website without authorization.
Do you have information indicating they were authorized? That the database was left "open" in a manner that was not intended?
Do you have information indicating they were authorized? That the database was left "open" in a manner that was not intended?
Jeez dude, you pick the most inane things to try to score points on. Most of which, like the OP above, are complete Red Herrings designed to attack some irrelevant side point with virtually no connection to the topics of the day.rgvag11 said:Philip J Fry said:
Got 'em.
Now do Congress
LOL
Did Congress leave their database open?
Holy Whataboutism, Batman!
Then when you are roasted for the elementary tactics you employ - ie. post in a drive-by fashion an opposition or leftist %#$* post twitter link, you slink back into the shadows rather than engage in defending said opposition post. Then show up in a day or two and do it all again.
If you think you're gaining any sort of traction with this strategy, you are sorely mistaken.
rgvag11 said:flown-the-coop said:You may recall how bulletin boards work. It is a place for people to post and share information.rgvag11 said:flown-the-coop said:Did you miss this part on the page you keep leaking?rgvag11 said:LOLFunky Winkerbean said:Barnyard96 said:
I went to doge.gov but could not navigate to the same results from op's link. What am I missing here?
The OP,s screenshot he robbed off a disinformation site.
It has the DOGE.GOV domain in the screenshot.
And the hacked webpage is still up on the DOGE.GOV website, for now.
https://doge.gov/workforce?orgId=7cd300eb-cf3f-47f5-90f1-9e66a8bc8d07&ref=404media.coThe whole point is to have essentially a public bulletin board of... wait for it... its coming... PUBLIC INFORMATION!Quote:
This is DOGE's effort to create a comprehensive, government-wide org chart. This is an enormous effort, and there are likely some errors or omissions. We will continue to strive for maximum accuracy over time.
A couple of dweebs posting nonsense on that effort is about the same sophomoric approach people use when spamming message boards with misinformation, misleading topics, and links without context.
We should have a DOTE page (Dept of TexAgs Efficiency) to track untrue, misleading or clickbait posts.
You actually think DOGE's database was suppose to be OPEN?
LOL.
You may also want to better understand that there are these things called web submission forms that push information to a database. This forum is such a site. You draft information, submit it and it goes to db16.
If you have followed the rules, then the information remains. If you have violated the rules and posted misinformation or false information, it will be reviewed.
If you hack someone's account to post the information, you have broken the terms of this website.
For these "hackers", there is a reason they wished to "remain anonymous". People engaging in activities which may violate the law typically seek anonymity.
Form the OP link...Quote:
Two different web development experts who asked to remain anonymous because they were probing a federal website told 404 Media that doge.gov is seemingly built on a Cloudflare Pages site that is not currently hosted on government servers. The database it is pulling from can be and has been written to by third parties, and will show up on the live website.
Both sources told 404 Media that they noticed Doge.gov is pulling from a Cloudflare Pages website, where the code that runs it is actually deployed.
Question still stands: You actually think the database was suppose to be OPEN to the public?
Anonymous sources, who committed a felony by hacking the government, are who you trust?
I dont know and dont care, mistakes happen. End of Threadrgvag11 said:flown-the-coop said:You may recall how bulletin boards work. It is a place for people to post and share information.rgvag11 said:flown-the-coop said:Did you miss this part on the page you keep leaking?rgvag11 said:LOLFunky Winkerbean said:Barnyard96 said:
I went to doge.gov but could not navigate to the same results from op's link. What am I missing here?
The OP,s screenshot he robbed off a disinformation site.
It has the DOGE.GOV domain in the screenshot.
And the hacked webpage is still up on the DOGE.GOV website, for now.
https://doge.gov/workforce?orgId=7cd300eb-cf3f-47f5-90f1-9e66a8bc8d07&ref=404media.coThe whole point is to have essentially a public bulletin board of... wait for it... its coming... PUBLIC INFORMATION!Quote:
This is DOGE's effort to create a comprehensive, government-wide org chart. This is an enormous effort, and there are likely some errors or omissions. We will continue to strive for maximum accuracy over time.
A couple of dweebs posting nonsense on that effort is about the same sophomoric approach people use when spamming message boards with misinformation, misleading topics, and links without context.
We should have a DOTE page (Dept of TexAgs Efficiency) to track untrue, misleading or clickbait posts.
You actually think DOGE's database was suppose to be OPEN?
LOL.
You may also want to better understand that there are these things called web submission forms that push information to a database. This forum is such a site. You draft information, submit it and it goes to db16.
If you have followed the rules, then the information remains. If you have violated the rules and posted misinformation or false information, it will be reviewed.
If you hack someone's account to post the information, you have broken the terms of this website.
For these "hackers", there is a reason they wished to "remain anonymous". People engaging in activities which may violate the law typically seek anonymity.
Form the OP link...Quote:
Two different web development experts who asked to remain anonymous because they were probing a federal website told 404 Media that doge.gov is seemingly built on a Cloudflare Pages site that is not currently hosted on government servers. The database it is pulling from can be and has been written to by third parties, and will show up on the live website.
Both sources told 404 Media that they noticed Doge.gov is pulling from a Cloudflare Pages website, where the code that runs it is actually deployed.
Question still stands: You actually think the database was suppose to be OPEN to the public?
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rgvag11 said:Philip J Fry said:
Got 'em.
Now do Congress
LOL
Did Congress leave their database open?
Holy Whataboutism, Batman!
Whataboutism is very, very valid.
It's an extremely useful tool that gives further insight into motivations, hidden behind statements or actions.
Leftists used to laugh and say "oh look a slippery slope fallacy." Well...look where we are now since 2008. "Slippery slopes" were what started a slide into BLM madness & child gender mutilation.
"Whataboutism" is going through the same process.
rgvag11 said:flown-the-coop said:You may recall how bulletin boards work. It is a place for people to post and share information.rgvag11 said:flown-the-coop said:Did you miss this part on the page you keep leaking?rgvag11 said:LOLFunky Winkerbean said:Barnyard96 said:
I went to doge.gov but could not navigate to the same results from op's link. What am I missing here?
The OP,s screenshot he robbed off a disinformation site.
It has the DOGE.GOV domain in the screenshot.
And the hacked webpage is still up on the DOGE.GOV website, for now.
https://doge.gov/workforce?orgId=7cd300eb-cf3f-47f5-90f1-9e66a8bc8d07&ref=404media.coThe whole point is to have essentially a public bulletin board of... wait for it... its coming... PUBLIC INFORMATION!Quote:
This is DOGE's effort to create a comprehensive, government-wide org chart. This is an enormous effort, and there are likely some errors or omissions. We will continue to strive for maximum accuracy over time.
A couple of dweebs posting nonsense on that effort is about the same sophomoric approach people use when spamming message boards with misinformation, misleading topics, and links without context.
We should have a DOTE page (Dept of TexAgs Efficiency) to track untrue, misleading or clickbait posts.
You actually think DOGE's database was suppose to be OPEN?
LOL.
You may also want to better understand that there are these things called web submission forms that push information to a database. This forum is such a site. You draft information, submit it and it goes to db16.
If you have followed the rules, then the information remains. If you have violated the rules and posted misinformation or false information, it will be reviewed.
If you hack someone's account to post the information, you have broken the terms of this website.
For these "hackers", there is a reason they wished to "remain anonymous". People engaging in activities which may violate the law typically seek anonymity.
Form the OP link...Quote:
Two different web development experts who asked to remain anonymous because they were probing a federal website told 404 Media that doge.gov is seemingly built on a Cloudflare Pages site that is not currently hosted on government servers. The database it is pulling from can be and has been written to by third parties, and will show up on the live website.
Both sources told 404 Media that they noticed Doge.gov is pulling from a Cloudflare Pages website, where the code that runs it is actually deployed.
Question still stands: You actually think the database was suppose to be OPEN to the public?
https://www.dps.texas.gov/apps/driverlicense/dlsearch/dlstatus.aspx
Oh no!
Op
Is this another
Got emmmmmmmmmm?
Is this another
Got emmmmmmmmmm?
Member when we could all store classified docs in our garage and run email servers in our bathrooms?
Did you used to post as Shanked Punt?
Agree. "Whataboutism" is not quite the same thing as "blimping" or "squireling" to change the subject from a losing position.Pizza said:rgvag11 said:Philip J Fry said:
Got 'em.
Now do Congress
LOL
Did Congress leave their database open?
Holy Whataboutism, Batman!
Whataboutism is very, very valid.
It's an extremely useful tool that gives further insight into motivations, hidden behind statements or actions.
Leftists used to laugh and say "oh look a slippery slope fallacy." Well...look where we are now since 2008. "Slippery slopes" were what started a slide into BLM madness & child gender mutilation.
"Whataboutism" is going through the same process.
The best way to keep evil men from wielding great power is to not create great power in the first place.
Only the marxist left would attack a group that is attempting to identify fraud and abuse in our federal payment structure when the government is almost 40 trillion in debt.
Does anyone know what point OP is desperately trying to make other than they don't care about dem corruption and waste?
This is not completely accurate. Do you know what a SQL injection attack is?TyHolden said:
It's literally impossible to leave a database open in a public cloud. You'd have to go out of your way to do that. They are built-in with security to prevent this. They don't to get sued.
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TexasAggiesWin said:
If you only were this concerned about the wasteful spending….
this is what is so pathetic and ultimately kind of funny. it's always this way with the democrat/ liberal mindset. they cannot see the forest through the trees.
Yeah, you could say I know a bit. You can't do that on a read-only system. You need some kind of entry or form on the web page.G Martin 87 said:This is not completely accurate. Do you know what a SQL injection attack is?TyHolden said:
It's literally impossible to leave a database open in a public cloud. You'd have to go out of your way to do that. They are built-in with security to prevent this. They don't to get sued.
Otherwise, it's an inside job where either one of your employees or contractor gets to it OR somebody on the cloud service broke policy to get in. See AWS engineer going to jail about 5-10 years ago.
Libs copied Hillary's server and put it on that website.....
What does it mean to leave a database open?rgvag11 said:Philip J Fry said:
Got 'em.
Now do Congress
LOL
Did Congress leave their database open?
Holy Whataboutism, Batman!
Is it like cleaning a hard drive with a cloth?
load a webpage, change the url, don't reload it, take a screenshot?rgvag11 said:The address is in the picture. The webpage is on the doge.gov domain. This is basic web stuff.doubledog said:I do not believe you were at the correct web site. Sometimes people are fooled by the internet.rgvag11 said:I took the screenshot myself.BigRobSA said:rgvag11 said:
https://www.404media.co/anyone-can-push-updates-to-the-doge-gov-website-2/
The doge.gov website that was spun up to track Elon Musk's cuts to the federal government is insecure and pulls from a database that can be edited by anyone, according to two separate people who found the vulnerability and shared it with 404 Media. One coder added at least two database entries that are visible on the live site and say "this is a joke of a .gov site" and "THESE 'EXPERTS' LEFT THEIR DATABASE OPEN -roro."
Have confidence in the security of all our private data held by the Feds.
Have you gone to, and verified, that this is actually an edit to the database and not just a screen edit?
It is still up -- on their domain (doge.gov) -- at this very moment -- for now.
Seems fine now.
https://doge.gov/workforce?orgId=7cd300eb-cf3f-47f5-90f1-9e66a8bc8d07&ref=404media.co
It is still posted on the doge.gov domain, for now.
That's basic webstuff
Hell, non of these liberals on CM where this concerned when China hacked OPM under Obama, you know when they actually stole PIITexasAggiesWin said:
If you only were this concerned about the wasteful spending….
Or a hammer..deddog said:What does it mean to leave a database open?rgvag11 said:Philip J Fry said:
Got 'em.
Now do Congress
LOL
Did Congress leave their database open?
Holy Whataboutism, Batman!
Is it like cleaning a hard drive with a cloth?
leaving it open to the internet - anybody can get to it. not that easy to do on the cloud. you have to work to make it "open". especially on a read-only website like this. no way in from the website.deddog said:What does it mean to leave a database open?rgvag11 said:Philip J Fry said:
Got 'em.
Now do Congress
LOL
Did Congress leave their database open?
Holy Whataboutism, Batman!
Is it like cleaning a hard drive with a cloth?
Thanks to whoever posted these links.
I stumbled across this link;
Unconstitutionality Index
from the link the top section
This is the number of agency rules created by unelected bureaucrats for each law passed by Congress in 2024.
This is just for 2024, holy crap
I stumbled across this link;
Unconstitutionality Index
from the link the top section
This is just for 2024, holy crap
Among the latter, under pretence of governing they have divided their nations into two classes, wolves and sheep.”
Thomas Jefferson, Letter to Edward Carrington, January 16, 1787
Thomas Jefferson, Letter to Edward Carrington, January 16, 1787
So dumb... a couple of trolls hack a glorified wiki and OP is claiming some kind of gotcha. It's going to be a long four years for you guys.
Democrats Vow to Fight DOGE by Wasting More Money Than Ever https://t.co/YpRSoLmTXF pic.twitter.com/pVkue7cUm0
— The Babylon Bee (@TheBabylonBee) February 14, 2025
The craziness of the OPs post, is the thinking that these guys are not smart.
They might not be perfect.
But these might be the smartest folks in the US (technology wise) - i mean weren't they handpicked form neuralink and spacex?
And there's no way these guys are wasting their time on the webfrontends or setting up the cloud infra.
They might not be perfect.
But these might be the smartest folks in the US (technology wise) - i mean weren't they handpicked form neuralink and spacex?
And there's no way these guys are wasting their time on the webfrontends or setting up the cloud infra.
Who wrote that message...Scooby Doo?
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Even if it were true it would be like that old joke about the guy not reporting his wife's credit card as stolen because the thief was spending less with it.
OP has left the thread to marinate in self reflection.
DOGE has the enemies of the people showing their true colors
Walls closing in?
richardag said:
If true this is not good. Wondering what the laws concerning posting false information or hacking their website are.
Not claiming 6d chess or whatever. But if government employees are foolish enough to access and look…..well they may be in trouble just for that. Remember the leak on Israel battle plans…..fools in the IC space accessed those stories via the internet and got into serious trouble. Why? Because they were accessing stolen information that was considered top secret.
It was crazy hearing folks being talked to…..
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