The first fallout from Cybergate

The first fallout from Cybergate
Mark Rasch, 2004-02-09

Did Republican staffers commit a crime by clicking on the "My Network Places" icon to access Democratic memos?

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Anonymous

Please take your ignorant partisan screed elsewhere. This isn't a political forum. We are speaking on matters of security practices and apparently some government staffers are horrifically ignorant of the very essentials of keeping documents secure. That is the issue here.

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