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Nuclear Infomation Pulled from the Web
NRC yanks online docket amid terror concerns: If the government is concerned with what’s on this site, then I’m surpised they haven’t had the Cryptome guy assassinated by now.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission yesterday suspended public access to its online docket, following reports that terrorists could use information from the database to steal radioactive materials and make dirty bombs.
by Deane
October 26, 2004 5:27 PM
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The Story of Cryptome
Does Web Information Help Terrorists?: Here's a news story about how the government was interested in the owner of a site called Cryptome (found via Boing Boing) which specializes in shining a spotlight on publicly available information. Officials questioned Young about information he had posted about the 2004 Democratic National Convention,…
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