Re: Wikileaks, Afghanistan war logs leaked by hackers

[Florian Rommel <frommel () gmail com>]

blah blah blah... yes i would rather sit back in the times when all we heard was the propaganda of the war machine and 
no real information EVER got to the people... ah the good old blissful times...
this is a good start for one  heck of a flamewar.. so which flame should we start? american "national security" vs the 
worlds interest to know or "leaking" real information that is in direct contrast to lies published by the government?

answer this: Who watches the watchers? :)

<sits back and get  some popcorn>


On Jul 27, 2010, at 4:18 AM, andrew.wallace wrote:

> Julian Assange alleges it was a computer hacker who accessed databases via the 
> internet who gave him the Afghanistan war logs.
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> This highlights the need for tighter cyber security laws, not only are  
> researchers such as Tavis Ormandy making irresponsible technical flaw  
> disclosures, anonymous hackers are leaking national security information  to 
> Wikileaks.
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> We really need to get tougher cyber security laws in place to tackle what's 
> going on...
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> http://n3td3v.blogspot.com/2010/07/wikileaks-afghanistan-war-logs-leaked.html
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> Andrew Wallace
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