The personal details of over 7,000 Americans applying for jobs, internships, or fellowships with Democratic Members’ offices were exposed due to an unsecured, unencrypted, and non-password-protected online database. The breach, discovered by Safety Detectives in October 2025, revealed sensitive PII, including names, phone numbers, email addresses, security clearance levels (469 with 'top secret' clearance), political affiliations, military service records, and biographical data. The exposed records also contained links to Google Forms and shared documents, increasing risks of fraud, impersonation, and targeted phishing attacks, particularly against individuals with government or military backgrounds. While the database was secured the same day, the incident highlights vulnerabilities in handling high-risk personal data, especially given the potential for AI-driven social engineering attacks exploiting the leaked information. The data, timestamped from 2024–2025, contradicted DomeWatch’s claim of retaining resumes for only 90 days before archival.