[Hidden-tech] Can we reverse DOGE code damage?

[AI Zuckerman]

Hey Hidden Techies,

Got some great information from some of you about the damage the DOGE
techies can do to SS data. From what we know, DOGE kids have hacked into
most important government databases.

Now - the challenge is to determine if their damage can be reversed. And,
also, do these government agencies have backups to their systems that DOGE
can not invade?

I am collecting all responses and will pull together a query based on your
information to WIRED and other publications / websites / social media and
blogs you recommend. I want to get our knowledge out in the wider world. No
need to use your names if you want to be anonymous.

My editor friend Ned and I will pull together the queries. We worked on
national and global stories together over the decades and co-wrote Managing
Quality.

Here is the woman you may not know - the investigative media person, editor
and author. Visit my A - Z International Associates website (
www.aizmarketing.net) and take a look at my books (PRODUCTS) and Clients.
Then check out my award with the American National Standards Institute
(ANSI).

This is my work for major corporations, government agencies (US and EU) and
non-governmental agencies in the 1990s and 2000s. With training from the
head of standards at Motorola I helped expose a trade war with Europe that
was based on quality management, national and international standards. I am
sure you techies know what a standard (building spec) is about.

The content you will read if you choose is NOT OLD. It is the basis of what
is taking place today with tariffs and other trade barriers. It is the
hidden global economy and you are all a part of that whether you know this
or not.

So let's bring out knowledge to the world and save our economy and our
futures.

Please write to the list if you choose, but write to me personally and call
me at 413-362-4392 if you want to be part of an article or series of
articles.

yours from Amy Zuckerman

Hidden Tech's mother emeritus
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