DOGE Employee Computer Infected with Malware and Leaked Data Found Info-Stealer Logs

Kyle Schutt, a 37-year-old DOGE employee identified in federal payroll records, has had his personal email address and associated passwords exposed in at least four distinct “stealer log” datasets published between late 2023 and early 2024.

The revelations follow earlier reports in February about Schutt’s unauthorized access to sensitive government systems, including the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s core financial management platform.

Schutt’s email address, previously compromised in 51 separate data breaches dating back to 2013, appears in some of the largest known credential dumps in cybersecurity history.

While such breaches typically involve static password hashes, the more recent exposures derive from active malware infections that captured live credentials through keystroke logging and browser memory scraping.

Security analysts emphasize that inclusion in historical breaches doesn’t indicate personal negligence, given the scale of modern data compromises.

However, the emergence of Schutt’s credentials in multiple stealer logs-collections of ...