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Authorities used a detection system called EINSTEIN to dig deeper into what information was compromised. Within a month it was discovered that sensitive data was compromised. *Date an approximation. Detection occured in the month of April, 2015.
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In May, a month after authorities began using EINSTEIN, the system revealed that sensitive data had been compromised. *Date an approximation. Reveal happened a month after EINSTEIN initially deployed.
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The breach, thought to have been an cyberattack from the Chinese, compromised some 4 million personally identifiable records.
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The second breach was throught to affect anyone given a government background check in the last 15 years.
Nearly 22 million affected by latest OPM data breach -
Katherine Archuleta, Director of Personnel Agency, resigns after reports that the second data breach has affected over 22 million people.
Nearly 22 million affected by latest OPM data breach -
The audit revealed a huge lack in basic security measurs, including basic multi-factor authentication.
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