> While the NRO is the only intelligence agency that DOGE appears to have exposed, this incident doesn’t speak well of the pseudo-agency’s security procedures. The website has already been hacked by Thursday evening thanks to coding vulnerabilities.

Why should we believe this wasn’t on purpose? Everyone seems to assume this is a whoopsie, but that isn’t the only possible explanation.

>Members of the intelligence community would like to know the answer to these questions.

They might want to know, but asking might risk their job...

> Musk’s team posted information about the staff and size of a U.S. intelligence agency on their new website, HuffPost reports.

> Much of the agency’s activities, including its budget and head count, are classified and aren’t supposed to be available to the public.

Riiiight...

This is what we voted for.