Overview

• DOGE employees allegedly extracted 10GB of sensitive data from the NLRB's systems, including union, legal, and corporate information, according to whistleblower Daniel Berulis.
• Berulis reports that DOGE engineers tampered with logging protocols, disabled monitoring systems, and created high-level accounts to conceal their activities.
• Suspicious login attempts from a Russian IP address, using DOGE-created credentials, occurred shortly after the department gained system access.
• Berulis received a threatening note and drone-taken photographs at his home after reporting the breach, raising concerns about whistleblower intimidation.
• NLRB officials deny any breach occurred, but lawmakers, including Rep. Gerry Connolly, are calling for investigations into potential illegal data exfiltration and cybersecurity violations.