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Server with Top-Secret Data Stolen 142
An anonymous reader writes "Usually missing information stories are fairly low key; the loss of a few thousand student records is cause for concern for those involved, but hardly national security. This one is slightly different. The company Forensic Telecommunications Services has announced that a server containing 'thousands of top-secret mobile phone records and evidence from undercover terrorism and organized crime investigations' has been stolen. From the article: 'The company — whose clients include Scotland Yard and the Crown Prosecution Service — has assured the public that the server is security protected, and the breach will not compromise ongoing police operations. The information is made up of either old cases that have passed through the judicial process, or cases that are already in the judicial system and so subject to full disclosure to both defense and prosecution teams.'"
Isn't it obvious? (Score:3, Funny)
Comment removed (Score:3, Funny)
Good thing I didn't have anything to hide, (Score:5, Funny)
Re:Just FYI... (Score:5, Funny)
CAN'T YOU SEE, MAN? IT'S THE END OF FREEDOM!
Detailed Cell Phone Bill (Score:2, Funny)
Protected how? (Score:4, Funny)
2. with a brick of thermite on a proximity detonator inserted into the case
3. boring ol' cryptography
Re:Detailed Cell Phone Bill (Score:2, Funny)
Okay, here's what we've got (Score:3, Funny)
We're through the looking glass, people
Re:Just FYI... (Score:3, Funny)
END!
Cheers.
Yes, actually. The cat does "got my tongue." (Score:2, Funny)
> student records is cause for concern for those involved, but hardly national security.
Yeah! The problems of tiny organizations are not really worthy of national, much less international, attention.
> This one is slightly different...'The company -- whose clients include Scotland Yard
> and the Crown Prosecution Service '...
Wait, I thought you said this was slightly different. Sounds like the same class of problems as that of a small school, from the point of view of the $2.1 trillion spending, 15 aircraft carrier battlegroup wielding, moon-landing, shuttle-launching, eh, it's only $500 billion for this war, that savings & loan bailout, that geezer drug benefit cha-CHING-ing nation.