The federal judge blocks the approach to Doge’s social security banks.

Thursday, the Federal Judge ordered the Elon Musk government’s efficiency department to approach the system of the SSA, which stores the personal information of millions of Americans.

In Thursday, Judge Ellen Holllander, Maryland, accused Doge for “a fishing expedition,” based on a fraud based on “more than doubt.” Hollander said Doge said, “We have not confirmed or expressed the need for access to millions of Americans’ individual and private data.”

Hollander access violated several federal privacy laws and warned of cyber security risks.

According to the submission, Doge has 10 employees on the SSA, and seven of them were able to access personal identification information on the data system of SSA. Techcrunch has checked various things, including Akash Bobba and Scott Coulter.

Hollander said SSA first granted DOOGE access to systems, including social security numbers, medical records, driver licenses, tax information and other personal information.