You realize, of course, that by posting the manual verbatim you have allowed them to discover where the leak was. They have the ability to change the wording slightly on every document, so that when you quote the document
-> From: Al Billings <mimir@illuminati.io.com> Subject: Re: NSA Security Manual To: cypherpunks@toad.com On Fri, 8 Apr 1994, Black Unicorn wrote: they
can discover who gave it to you. That is why newspapers no longer report quotes from documents that they have, or never show pictures of secret documents. Then again, for something as simple as a manual, they may not bother to change each one. But the capability exists.
Could someone e-mail the manual to me. I accidentally deleted the posting of it. -- =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- | Al Billings aka Grendel Grettisson | Internet: mimir@illuminati.io.com | | Nerd-Alberich - Lord of the Nerd-Alfar | Sysop of The Sacred Grove | | Admin for Troth, the Asatru E-mail List| (206)322-5450 | =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- <- Watch your attributation, this was not my quote. I personally would counsel people to be quite cautious about distributing the document in question actively. There is a case to be made if you know the material is restricted and you send it out anyhow. I don't think this applies to Grady, who seems to have forwarded the material as a "is this real" project. Now that he has indicated the material is of some interest to NSA, anyone sending the document back and forth should really be cautious. For the less paranoid: Most of the information in the document, as I indicated before, is not damning by itself. It is the distribution that is offensive to the powers that be. The question is how obnoxious and picky the enforcement side wants to be and what the background of the leak is. If this is material put out by someone who might otherwise be in trouble it might get nasty out there. I don't think I'd want it on my ftp site, let me put it that way. The FOIA exemption for administrative materials is what worries me most. -uni- (Dark)