Doge Teen with Cybercrime Connections Now Inside Cybersecurity Agency CISA

I&#x27;m more concerned about lesser-known DOGE staffers taking huge paydays for sharing some &quot;there&#x27;s no way this is really classified&quot; classified information and getting away with it.<p>Shenanigans like that usually land you in jail for 20+ years, but this is a presidential committee, so it&#x27;s totally different.

It&#x27;d be interesting to do as much investigative journaling as has been done into Coristine with others in this department. I&#x27;ve seen very few people survive the majority of the media apparatus going through their lives with a fine-tooth comb.<p>And I&#x27;m not justifying anyone here. From my limited perspective, the guy doesn&#x27;t belong anywhere near this place, but then again, I might have the same perspective for multiple people already operating there.

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Takes one to know one.<p>These days a criminal record is no bar for any computer-related thing...or at least it shouldn&#x27;t be. However, it&#x27;d be prudent to monitor what they&#x27;re keeping. Anyone who&#x27;s any good will be keeping little nuggets of stuff for the future.