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How do you access this without a CAC?Sensitive US military emails spill online | TechCrunch
A security researcher told TechCrunch that a government server was exposing military emails to the internet because no password was set.
No password? No problem. It was nothing more than a few terabytes of military secrets in emails left fully open.
Nothing to worry about.
Move it along.
You would need the IP Address.How do you access this without a CAC?
They aren't on an intranet?You would need the IP Address.
Yes, but it is a federal military consumer site.They aren't on an intranet?
My active-duty Army daughter cannot even access her W-2 for taxes without her CAC card. I was an Army civilian contractor up until last April. I could not even access the computer without my CAC,They aren't on an intranet?
How do you like the new ID.me?My active-duty Army daughter cannot even access her W-2 for taxes without her CAC card. I was an Army civilian contractor up until last April. I could not even access the computer without my CAC,
Sensitive US military emails spill online | TechCrunch
A security researcher told TechCrunch that a government server was exposing military emails to the internet because no password was set.
No password? No problem. It was nothing more than a few terabytes of military secrets in emails left fully open.
Nothing to worry about.
Move it along.
Your inability to read and comprehend is on display yet again.
I was talking about the military secrets that of course were secret (you blithering jerkoff). But I was referencing what the piece I linked actually did say.Oh, you were talking about our military secrets that are secret.
I was talking about the military secrets that of course were secret (you blithering jerkoff). But I was referencing what the piece I linked actually did say.
Your problem is that the piece clearly does say that and yet you denied it. You moron.
Poor you. Thrown by reality yet again.
Did I say “classified,” you obviously dishonest bitch?What your link actually said....
None of the limited data seen by TechCrunch appeared to be classified, which would be consistent with USSOCOM’s civilian network, as classified networks are inaccessible from the internet.
Did I say “classified,” you obviously dishonest bitch?
You’re arguing shit that wasn’t mentioned. Now you’re attempting to cover up your own piss poor reading and comprehension skills.Things that are secret are by default classified as that is one of the classification levels.
You have never seen a classified document, have you?
If any federal agency demonstrates clearly that the barbarians are inside the gates, it is the Pentagon. Woke and corrupted with leadership by Lloyd Austin, it is the pinnacle of a captured federal agency.Sensitive US military emails spill online | TechCrunch
A security researcher told TechCrunch that a government server was exposing military emails to the internet because no password was set.
No password? No problem. It was nothing more than a few terabytes of military secrets in emails left fully open.
Nothing to worry about.
Move it along.
They say a fish rots from the head down.If any federal agency demonstrates clearly that the barbarians are inside the gates, it is the Pentagon. Woke and corrupted with leadership by Lloyd Austin, it is the pinnacle of a captured federal agency.
Yes, I think you're right that Austin is not the only corrupt man inside the pentagon. A sad comment.They say a fish rots from the head down.
Let’s assume that leadership isn’t corrupt in this one.
It is certainly kind of inept to leave the secret materials open to such public exposure. And one thing we know for sure is that at least one person was able to obtain it.
Just like Hillary's secure bathroom server...no secret information on there.What your link actually said....
None of the limited data seen by TechCrunch appeared to be classified, which would be consistent with USSOCOM’s civilian network, as classified networks are inaccessible from the internet.
From the article you didn't read:Sensitive US military emails spill online | TechCrunch
A security researcher told TechCrunch that a government server was exposing military emails to the internet because no password was set.
No password? No problem. It was nothing more than a few terabytes of military secrets in emails left fully open.
Nothing to worry about.
Move it along.
