Hackers steal the fingerprint data of U.S. government personnel

[MACMan]

Hackers who stole security clearance data on millions of Defense Department and other U.S. government employees got away with about 5.6 million fingerprint records, some 4.5 million more than initially reported, the government said on Wednesday

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/5-6-million-fingerprints-stolen-u-s-personnel-data-hack-article-1.2371474

[kit saginaw]

[walkstall]

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/5-6-million-fingerprints-stolen-u-s-personnel-data-hack-article-1.2371474

       
"I'm From The Government and I'm Here To Help" on the taxpayers dollar.

[je_freedom]

Hackers who stole security clearance data on millions of Defense Department and other U.S. government employees got away with about 5.6 million fingerprint records, some 4.5 million more than initially reported, the government said on Wednesday.

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/5-6-million-fingerprints-stolen-u-s-personnel-data-hack-article-1.2371474

Makes me wonder if all these "hacks" they keep telling us about
are actually false flag operations BY the government -
to make people think, "A hacker can use my fingerprint to access my identity!
Biometrics are not secure!  Put an RFID chip in me to protect my identity!"

Of course, an RFID chip can be hacked too!  It's LESS secure than biometrics!