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davidn3600

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15. Well...

Reply to defacto7 (Reply #2)

Mon Dec 16, 2013, 02:28 AM

Dec 2013

Considering our nuclear launch code was "00000000" for nearly 20 years...it wouldnt surprise me if it really was that easy to steal those documents.

There are some federal agencies that are still using floppy drives. I wonder if they updated to Windows 95 yet?

It's amazing we haven't been cyber-attacked by hackers yet.

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Snowden stole 'keys to the kingdom': NSA official [View all] n2doc Dec 2013 OP

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This whole thing seems so ridiculous. gvstn Dec 2013 #5

They said., "keys to the kingdom" defacto7 Dec 2013 #8

Yes gvstn Dec 2013 #9

Think back: Snowden used passwords he talked people out of jmowreader Dec 2013 #13

I would like to know how long it took Snowden defacto7 Dec 2013 #2

No kidding. jsr Dec 2013 #3

Well... davidn3600 Dec 2013 #15

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+1 Adam051188 Dec 2013 #6

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+ 10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000/2 R. Daneel Olivaw Dec 2013 #10

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+1000000 Thank you. nt woo me with science Dec 2013 #19

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Alexander has lied before about the scope of NSA programs. Vattel Dec 2013 #12

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Less than sixty world wide. Savannahmann Dec 2013 #16

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