In a continuation of the DNC hack, Democratic House members and congressional staff were doxxed on Friday, with their private phone numbers being posted online. House minority leader Nancy Pelosi is reporting that she has been receiving obscene phone calls. She is advising her colleagues to have their numbers changed as soon as possible and to use caution when it comes to letting family or friends answer incoming calls or text messages.The Russian-linked hacker, Guccifer 2.0, released the personal phone numbers, email addresses, and passwords, as well as DCCC shared passwords to several news networks in addition to multiple online databases. The information dump came following what Pelosi termed  an electronic Watergate break-in. Pelosi said that she heard about the private information being published while on a flight from Florida to California.Upon landing, I have received scores of mostly obscene and sick calls, voicemails and text messages,  Pelosi said in a letter addressing her colleagues.  Please be careful not to allow your children or family members to answer your phone or read incoming text messages. This morning, I am changing my phone number and I advise you to do so as well.According to Pelosi, the chief information security officer of the House is working with Capitol police to contact everyone whose information has been made public and to provide them with steps they can take to address the situation. An email sent out by the chief administrative officer states that the House computer system was not compromised. However, members and staff were strongly urged to use caution when opening emails and websites.Representative Ben Ray Luj n has scheduled a conference call with lawmakers for Saturday night to speak with cybersecurity experts about the investigation into the breach. This is a sad course of events, not only for us, but more importantly for our country,  Pelosi said as she encouraged her colleagues to take part in the conference call with Luj n.Featured image via Allison Shelley/Getty Images