Re: [ISN] Stolen computer may contain Navy secrets

From: mea culpa <jericho_at_dimensional.com>
Date: Thu 20 Aug 1998 - 21:49:46 CDT
[Moderator: Sounds like this laptop was not in a SCIF at all, but
 carried around the ship at times. Even if a SCIF based laptop,
 I have been in SCIFs and SCI areas that did not get searches
 on the way out, even carrying a laptop bag.]


Reply From: bluesky@rcia.com

I am REAL certain that storing classified info on the non-removeable
drive of a laptop would be a court-marshal offence. They might
have authorized it IF the laptop was not allowed out of the SCIF.
Every military/intel SCIF I was ever in had an armed guard who inspected
everything taken in or out.

So either it was a coordinated theft, or someone stored classified data
illegally(sp) on that laptop's hdd.

>Stolen computer may contain Navy secrets
>
>NORFOLK, Virginia (AP) -- A laptop computer that may contain classified
>information was apparently stolen from the USS Ponce, Navy officials said
>Wednesday. 

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