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This is concerning and I am working with @fema to find out how this has affected the many Floridians impacted by Hurricane Irma.
— Rick Scott (@SenRickScott) March 22, 2019
I expect FEMA to notify any Floridian that has been affected and at the minimum provide them with a free credit monitoring service. https://t.co/epdJjUsqOD
This is disgraceful & officials must be held accountable. Acting FEMA Administrator Gaynor must testify before Congress immediately. Millions of disaster survivors in California and across the country deserve answers about how their personal information was mishandled. https://t.co/QIQJfU6be2
— Kamala Harris (@SenKamalaHarris) March 22, 2019
“This is unacceptable and FEMA must demonstrate it will do better in the future," said Dem Rep. Bennie Thompson, chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee. "Safeguarding the information of Americans already suffering from a disaster should be of the utmost importance.” https://t.co/LMtquYtmd2
— Tony Romm (@TonyRomm) March 22, 2019
"Oversharing" from FEMA reveals personal information of 2.5 million survivors of wildfires and Hurricanes Irma, Harvey & Maria. By @JoelAchenbach @TheWanReport @TonyRomm https://t.co/nxTtcc7HNh
— Laura Helmuth (@laurahelmuth) March 22, 2019
OIG report released Friday evening says 2.3M disaster victims from Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria and California wildfires had their sensitive personal data mishandled by FEMA, putting survivors at risk of fraud https://t.co/cxaksRGc3e
— april glaser (@aprilaser) March 23, 2019
STORY: Source says number could be closer to 2.5m affected disaster survivors -- and that 1.8 million people had both their banking information and addresses revealed. FEMA says no evidence it was misused. OIG identity theft risk is high https://t.co/BOlPQ3QUX5 https://t.co/LMtquYtmd2
— Tony Romm (@TonyRomm) March 22, 2019
Interesting fact:
— Rev. Robert R. Ballecer, SJ (@padresj) March 23, 2019
The people most affected by this will be those living in the wilds of Northern California.
Many of them moved there SPECIFICALLY for off-the-grid privacy.
(And they tend to be the most conservative-leaning residents of the state)https://t.co/8sxTJJaMv0
They survived wildfires in California and hurricanes in Puerto Rico and the South. Now the personal information of 2.5 million disaster victims has been hacked. Thanks, FEMA! https://t.co/PirviMgMTf
— David Beard (@dabeard) March 22, 2019
FEMA Breach Exposes Personal Data and Banking Information of 2.3 Million Disaster Survivors https://t.co/wAk0V1f8BL h/t @GulchCastKenny
— Michelle Ray (@GaltsGirl) March 23, 2019
FEMA Breach Exposes Personal Data and Banking Information of 2.3 Million Disaster Survivors https://t.co/q5hI13dZ6P pic.twitter.com/fz9PLvuijK
— Liberal Resistance (@LiberalResist) March 23, 2019
WHAT?! ". . .the agency shared and subsequently exposed the personal data of 2.3 million survivors of a number of natural disasters that included the 2017 California wildfires as well as hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria." https://t.co/jJ357z5vGj
— BridgeTheGulf (@BridgeTheGulf) March 23, 2019
FEMA Breach Exposes Personal Data and Banking Information of 2.3 Million Disaster Survivors https://t.co/ERuD2RvZjo
— Huy (@_HuyKha) March 23, 2019
FEMA Breach Exposes Personal Data and Banking Information of 2.3 Million Disaster Survivors ??♀️ https://t.co/nP7zQMxA5b
— Audrey Renée (@BentleyAudrey) March 23, 2019
FEMA Data Leak Exposes Personal Info of 2.3M Disaster Survivorshttps://t.co/RlzRLGANSE
— TAAUS (@TAAUSLLC) March 23, 2019
“FEMA, shared with a contractor more than 20 unnecessary data fields for survivors participating in the TSA program, including bank names, account numbers, and home addresses.” ??https://t.co/g7IftaKLpv#Infosec #databreach
— John Opdenakker (@j_opdenakker) March 23, 2019
Here's a holy-shit news dump: OIG report, which FEMA just acknowledged in press release, says 2.3M disaster victims from Calif wildfire, plus Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria, had personal info mishandled. Stunning. Here's OIG's report: https://t.co/vF2STV0sD2
— Tony Romm (@TonyRomm) March 22, 2019
https://t.co/hY7N2DjKj7
— Alaric Aloor ??⚽️? (@AlaricAloor) March 23, 2019
YIKES pic.twitter.com/SR2XXdac1d
this is not a good lookhttps://t.co/UkSq0KbJW8 pic.twitter.com/Qht7bOjDaX
— Andrea Peterson (@kansasalps) March 22, 2019
The Office of Inspector General has released a report stating that FEMA mishandled the data of 2.3 million disaster victims from California’s fires, Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria.
— Brooklyn LTRG? (@BrooklynLTRGrp) March 23, 2019
OIG report:... https://t.co/Juqjr75fHt
It appears that the DHS Office of the Inspector General wanted to wait for Mueller to create a black hole in the news cycle before dumping news that FEMA unlawfully shared 2.3 million disaster survivors' personal information (findings in .pdf) https://t.co/fEg6tw6c9k pic.twitter.com/DfZgFPJkNf
— The Sparrow Project (@sparrowmedia) March 22, 2019
2.3m disaster survivors’ data disclosed by FEMA in violation of the Privacy Act of 1974. https://t.co/jaDrs9jf70 pic.twitter.com/fxHlldsMVc
— Andrea Matwyshyn (@amatwyshyn) March 23, 2019
FEMA put 2.3 million victims of wildfires, hurricanes at risk of identity theft. https://t.co/R0w90TeKrI via @slate
— Zane Zodrow (@ZaneZodrow) March 24, 2019
FEMA Data Leak Exposes Personal Info of 2.3M Disaster Survivors https://t.co/oaCOdxxVg5@ChuckDBrooks @mclynd @StephaneNappo @MHcommunicate @gvalan @kaynemcgladrey @mirko_ross @AlaricAloor @jdelacruz_IoT @todddlyle @archonsec @KingstonTechBiz @clarinette02 @GascuelJ
— Philippe Vynckier (@PVynckier) March 24, 2019
FEMA Data Leak Exposes Personal Info of 2.3M Disaster Survivors https://t.co/HReOuDrIwr
— Patrick C Miller (@PatrickCMiller) March 24, 2019