Yeah - is using Cloudflare (172.67.131.28) for traffic distribution, but its actual backend is hosted on 64.176.80.132, an IP assigned to Vultr in Singapore. This is quite unusual for a U.S. government domain, which would typically rely on domestic infrastructure or trusted cloud providers. The fact that its backend is running on an offshore VPS provider raises serious concerns about its authenticity and security. > .gov domains must be hosted on approved US infrastructure – GSA, CISA, and FedRAMP regulations require domestic or FedRAMP-certified hosting. > No U.S. gov site should have a backend running outside the U.S. – Compliance policies demand strict control over hosting and traffic routing. Smells like a Scam :p

BREAKING: We are suing DOGE and the Office of Personnel Management to stop the brazen and illegal data sharing of federal employee data with the “government efficiency” group.

If you’re angry at the absence of technical controls that prevent information getting into the wrong hands - you’re mad at cyber If you’re angry at the handling of information such as the agreements to that information being used - you’re mad at the information security If you’re angry at people getting that wrong, you should think about how that reflects on your character