Insider Alert: DOGE Penetrates Classified Networks Tied to Nuclear Secrets

Elon Musk’s Division of Government Efficiency has gained access to secure systems containing extremely confidential data related to America’s
nuclear weapons programs
as reported by National Public Radio.

Two NPR journalists reported that Luke Farritor, a 23-year-old ex-intern from SpaceX, along with Adam Ramada, a venture capitalist based in Miami, have possessed access to the tightly controlled computer systems for a minimum of two weeks.

Before joining DOGE, both Farritor and Ramada had not worked together previously.
seem to have been involved with nuclear weapons”as dealing with classified material,” the report stated.

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The NPR journalists stated that they consulted with two separate sources for their report. According to these sources, they personally saw Farritor and Ramada listed in the network directories.

“The reporters noted that while sources verified the existence of these accounts, it is still uncertain exactly what level of access to classified information the two DOGE staff members possess,” they stated.

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A source informed NPR that the appearance of DOGE officials on DOE’s classified systems would mark an intensification of their recent access within the organization, providing them with greater authority.”a foothold” that would enable DOGE to access classified information
.

Their progress is advancing slightly; this should be recorded,” the source stated. “This might develop into something more significant.

Nevertheless, a representative from the Department of Energy outright denied that Farritor and Ramada were involved.
had access to the network systems
.”

In an email statement, the spokesperson stated, “These reports are inaccurate. No personnel from DOGE have entered these NNSA systems. The two DOGE employees under discussion spent multiple days with the agency before leaving the DOE in February.”

“In February,
CNN reported
According to the report, DOGE staff members like Farritor were attempting to gain entry into confidential computer systems. At that point, Energy Secretary Chris Wright refuted the possibility of them being granted network access.

Wright told CNBC
I’ve come across these rumors, ‘It’s as though they’re glimpsing our nuclear secrets.’
Nothing you said is accurate at all;
They do not possess security clearances.”

Please provide the NPR article for me to read and paraphrase.