Iraq
Posted: Thu Jan 13, 2005 11:53 am
To be more precise Taji, Iraq.
i have found 5 so far on my base.
i have found 5 so far on my base.
maxtor wrote:To be more precise Taji, Iraq.
i have found 5 so far on my base.
maxtor wrote:rjdenver - i have seen no regulation to say using of software or hardware such as NS is contraband or illegal. But it goes without saying look but dont hack.
Redsector - you hit the nail on the head. Halo2 and mess around with wireless stuff. thanks for the support.
Monitr7 wrote:... Some of the chuckleheads I've seen just bring an AP into their office, slap it on to the network, and think they're the shit. Shithead is more like it, as they've opened a big-assed hole in the network.
Monitr7 wrote:Best of luck to you guys in the sandbox. Get home safe.
Thorn wrote:Just like their civilian counterparts. "Regulations? You mean they apply to me?" You would hope that the military guys would be a bit more security conscious though.
sysadmn wrote:... Unfortunately, one of the things you learn in a bureaucracy is how to get around it. If you don't educate users as to the operational security / comm security aspects, they see the rules as noise that can be ignored if they won't get caught. ...
Thorn wrote:There is a line though between getting things done and being stupid. The big problem is that most people didn't seem to think through to the next step and evaluate all known risks. There's a hell of a big difference between saying "The risk appeared to be justified under the circumstances for these reasons..." and "I didn't think..."
maxtor wrote:rjdenver - i have seen no regulation to say using of software or hardware such as NS is contraband or illegal. But it goes without saying look but dont hack.
Redsector - you hit the nail on the head. Halo2 and mess around with wireless stuff. thanks for the support.
sysadmn wrote:If you don't educate users as to the operational security / comm security aspects, they see the rules as noise that can be ignored if they won't get caught.