Nextgov Congressional Budget Office Hacked, Suspected Foreign Involvement
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The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) confirmed it was hacked, potentially exposing sensitive government data. The agency has implemented new security measures and is investigating the incident, which may involve foreign actors, possibly from China. CBO spokesperson Caitlin Emma stated that immediate actions were taken to contain the breach and enhance security protocols.
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