Federal Judge Extends Ban on Elon Musk’s DOGE Accessing Treasury Data, But Rejects Broader Restrictions:

A judge in Manhattan on Friday continued to bar Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency from accessing sensitive information pertaining to the Treasury and the federal judge has maintained restrictions which was allegedly filed by nineteen Democratic state attorneys general who sued over the matter.

The ban was imposed earlier this month and Vargas mentioned that she would consider lifting the ban if the Treasury department certifies before March twenty-four that members of DOGE have received the necessary cyber security training.

In the 64-page ruling, Vargas stated, “The potential consequences of a cybersecurity breach without addressing these issues could be catastrophic.”

Vargas further defended her ruling by saying that the delay on the DOGE payment system modernization efforts was justified for the securing very sensitive personally identifiable information of millions of Americans.

The tale Musk is saying was never there is this, the treasury system users are accusing him of implementing a system which automatically or manually stops the payments instead of letting them flow through the treasury department payment systems.

To avoid, “broad and sweeping relief,” Vargas said opted for addressing her concern which private banking data serves become ever exposed in a data breach.