This is either insane levels of incompetence, or an intentional act to enable compromise by other agents.

>>"“Currently, there is no indication that any sensitive data was compromised as a result of this incident[…]"

Of forking course there is no indication of compromise. Anyone competent would use the keys and passwords to login, exfiltrate the data they wanted, and depart without being noticed. And of course, the actors leaving it there could help cover.

OFC, it is also possible that it is insane levels of incompetence since the primary and only criteria to work in this administration is loyalty, and competence is usually seen as a liability since actual skill and knowledge often conflicts with being strictly loyal.

So, Hanlon's Razor applies, but they sure test the limits of it.

One way or the other, we're fooked.

https://techcrunch.com/2026/02/25/us-cybersecurity-agency-ci...

> When President Trump abruptly fired the head of the National Security Agency and U.S. Cyber Command on Thursday, it was the latest in a series of moves that have torn away at the country’s cyberdefenses just as they are confronting the most sophisticated and sustained attacks in the nation’s history.

> For four years, he nurtured deep resentments about CISA, which had declared that the 2020 election was one of the best run in history, undercutting his false claims that he had been cheated of victory. Weeks after taking office this year, he began a campaign of dismantlement.

This is one of those cases where The Buck Stops Here is literally true.