More than 100 employees of the General Services Administration inadvertently exposed confidential data stored in Google Drives for a period of five months, the agency announced on Friday.
The vulnerability for employees of GSA’s 18F division began in October after an administrator integrated the drives with a service known as “Slack,” which allows users to chat and share documents.
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