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- ARe they going to blame this one on McKinnon too?
- It seems like anybody can just wander in to the Pentagon's computers. McKinnon says that many of the servers were not even password protected.
- Posted by: bportlock Posted on: 06/25/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
ARe they going to blame this one on McKinnon too?
bportlock | 06/25/07
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Obsolete data processing system
wgraue | 06/25/07
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