The branch of the U.S. military that oversees information technology and communications suffers a potential breach of servicemembers’ personal information, Dept. of Defense says.
“While there is no evidence to suggest that any of the potentially compromised PII was misused, DISA policy requires the agency to notify individuals whose personal data may have been compromised,” DOD spokesperson Chuck Prichard said in a statement to NBC.
“I'm an Army vet and government contractor so my info is in a lot of systems maintained by DISA,” Andy Piazza, who also posted his copy of the letter to Twitter, said in an online chat. “No idea the system nor the scale.” DISA’s letter raised fears of echoing the 2015 breach of the Office of Personnel Management, where hackers, who the U.S. government believes worked for Chinese intelligence, stole files on an estimated 21.5 million people who had applied for government jobs.
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