While I understand and appreciate the satire, the idea of military security in the age of the internet and twitter is actually kind of scary.
In WWII we were constantly worried about spies and informers overhearing conversations and such. Think about how easy it would be to acquire similar information in the age of data mining and web crawlers.
Then again, it is also just as easy to send disinformation via the same channels.
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Carl
June 26, 2009
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June 27, 2009
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In WWII we were constantly worried about spies and informers overhearing conversations and such. Think about how easy it would be to acquire similar information in the age of data mining and web crawlers.
Then again, it is also just as easy to send disinformation via the same channels.
Johnny Abacus
June 27, 2009
11:44 am
Same thing with the US gov't for most classified info.
Sure, there are occasional leaks in both orgs, but they are definitely the exception, not the rule.
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