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I don't know if those would be kept on a government server. But perhaps W's National Guard records and Romney's tax return are.
There are servers on which the hire goes in and lists all their information, previous jobs, colleges attended, degrees, etc. HR has your transcripts, but when you leave, I don't think those things are retained. The first time I left, my boss just handed all that stuff back to me because they were going to toss it. They keep grade, step, salary information, etc. at central offices and if you want to return to government service you write the one where yours is stored and request your SF50. While you are employed, you can get all that online. But not after you leave.
Would that be a server that an NSA analyst would have access to? My understanding is that he got into information above his pay grade, so to speak, but he did not actually crack into anything.
I have to wonder how he would have this information now. That would entail quite a download. He lived in an airport for a good long while, so it would have had to be with him or on some accessible database.
Just an urban legend would be my guess. I don't know what he could have that would hurt people like myself unless he got into identity theft.