White House communications experts say Elon Musk’s team at the U.S. DOGE Service and their administration allies blew off their concerns that there could be security breaches when they installed Musk-owned Starlink internet service at the complex this year.
Three people familiar with the matter told The Washington Post that the people who manage the White House communications system also were not told in advance when the DOGE team installed a terminal on the roof of the adjacent Eisenhower Executive Office Building to connect the complex’s users to Starlink, the paper reported Saturday.
The service is owned by Musk’s private SpaceX company, and the Post’s sources said people managing the systems were not able to monitor the connections being sent to stop hackers from breaking in or sensitive information going out.
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