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We can plug the holes here, but what about all the data on US citizens now in the hands of outsourced DBA's in the Crapistans?
You think they're not going to sell your data in Bangladore or Pakistan? Get a grip. The next big trend is going to be outsourced identity theft. - Posted by: Chad_z Posted on: 01/24/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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