JFK Files Unveil Hundreds of Social Security Numbers, Private Data
Recently released JFK files have exposed the Social Security numbers and other private information of over 400 individuals. These individuals include former congressional staffers and others linked to investigations from decades ago. The disclosure raises concerns about privacy and data security. The National Archives is reviewing the files to address the issue.
A new batch of JFK files released by the National Archives contains sensitive personal information, including the Social Security numbers of more than 400 people. These individuals are primarily former congressional staffers and others connected to investigations related to President John F. Kennedy's assassination and other historical events. The inadvertent release of this data has sparked privacy concerns and prompted a review by the National Archives to determine the extent of the exposure and implement measures to prevent future occurrences. Experts are urging those potentially affected to monitor their credit reports and take precautions against identity theft. The incident highlights the ongoing challenges of balancing historical transparency with the protection of personal information in the digital age.