[sheikdetailfeather]

This story is just now hitting Twitter.

[Red Badger]

I'm shocked.

[ronnie raygun]

Probably some 3 year old in nursery school. Did you think this was a secure sight with all your personel information uploaded? ha ha ha ha ha ha

[DeakonSmith]

The Department of Health and Human Services discovered that a hacker “attacked” HealthCare.gov by uploading malicious software that DIDN’T take consumer’s personal information, DIDN’T transmit any data outside the agency and DIDN’T target the website. I’m thinking they might need to change the headline to “HHS Discovers HealthCare.gov Insurance Site”

[ransomnote]

White hat hackers say that the website does not have loggign software and therefore the management can say that there is no evidence that it’s been hacked or what’s taken etc. Don’t track it means you don’t have to report it because you technically don’t “know.”

[Starboard]

This was inevitable. The system was rushed out for political reasons. It was never ready for prime time and now its been patched so much there’s no way it will ever be secure. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg...

[Lazamataz]

A hacker successfully breached Healthcare.gov in July and uploaded “malicious software,” MarketWatch reports, citing federal officials. However, investigators said consumers’ personal information doesn’t appear to have been compromised or stolen.

LOL

Yeah, they got all the way in to the point that they could put their own software on the system, yet somehow they never thought to access the data (worth millions).

[detective]

I was told when the website was first set up that it was designed to not be secure and to legally require people to provide SS# and other information. I feel that this was purposely done to give criminal associates of Obama and Soros etc the ability to steal people's identities and leave the American people defenseless.