> EU secure intranet has no business being there. I've never heard of it and it's "not a thing" in regards to this. Even if it is a thing in real life. It's ca

> EU secure intranet has no business being there. I've never heard of it and it's "not a thing" in regards to this. Even if it is a thing in real life. It's called s-TESTA, its precursor was TESTA [0]. The thing is: The same company responsible for the leak was allegedly also contracted to connect the Swedish government intranet to s-TESTA. So if the company is really a bad actor, and not merely incompetent, then there's a very real possibility of s-TESTA having been compromised. I mean even if they are really just that incompetent, then that also doesn't bode well for whatever they did to connect the Swedish intranet to s-TESTA. [0] http://ec.europa.eu/idabc/en/document/2097/5644.html http://ec.europa.eu/idabc/en/document/2097/5644.html