U.S. Declassifies Part of Secret Cybersecurity Plan

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stephens316

So lets get this straight since you don't like my politics. The serious matter is the have violated everyone's security by allowing hackers to know what their protocols are. Which is just stupid out right, you might as well give them the keys to server cabinets. I find it very disturbing in aspects of general internet security not so much a threat to military security because it operates at a different level. I just hope that there is someone on the inside taking care of security .

Kaminsky

Zartanasaurus

stephens316 wrote: »

Political rant removed by Webmaster

Nice hijack here.

blargoe

I don't like this move, but let's keep the political rants out of here.

Hyper-Me

Someone could make a thread about a candybar and you'd have some right or left wing nutjob in there bad mouthing people.

I've never seen so much biggotry.

veritas_libertas

Yikes, you would have thought I threw dynamite in the room.

dynamik

veritas_libertas wrote: »

Yikes, you would have thought I threw dynamite in the room.

I'm right here! Oh, wait...

If you want to go off about religion, politics, etc., use your own blog or an appropriate forum. I've seen threads about all those topics take off here, and they always spiral out of control. These forums are one of the view civil places on the internet; lets try to keep it that way

veritas_libertas

dynamik wrote: »

I'm right here! Oh, wait...

hehehe, uh yeah, you....

Ahriakin

stephens316 wrote: »

So lets get this straight since you don't like my politics. The serious matter is the have violated everyone's security by allowing hackers to know what their protocols are. Which is just stupid out right, you might as well give them the keys to server cabinets. I find it very disturbing in aspects of general internet security not so much a threat to military security because it operates at a different level. I just hope that there is someone on the inside taking care of security .

They haven't given anything remotely important away. The disclosure is a very high level view of their goals and a vague idea of what well known technologies they might use.

I wholeheartedly believe the govt. need to have a national response system in place that includes core private telecoms companies . The problem I have is the people running it - NOT the politicos - the folks in Homeland security (who will ultimately be the implementers, I have a lot of respect for the NSA but they won't be the boots on the ground). I wrote a rant thread about a year ago about a guy I replaced many moons ago who was possibly the worst network/system admin I had ever seen, and how he had since become a director of IT for a major Homeland Sec project....that doesn't exactly inspire faith in their skill set, something backed up by their consistently abysmal internal security audit scores. We don't need a bunch of 'Brownies' (FEMA reference in case that's missed), ingrates and favoured cousins dictating how the infrastructure will be secured.