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> but why is it even possible to connect to the open internet, much less send a tweet, from what I assume is supposed to be a SCIF or some similarly secure roo
by rdtsc 7y ago
> but why is it even possible to connect to the open internet, much less send a tweet, from what I assume is supposed to be a SCIF or some similarly secure room?
Just curious, how do you know this was tweeted from a SCIF?
- krapp 7y agoI don't actually know, I just assume any classified briefing like this has to take place in a SCIF or someplace at least shielded from RF leakage. I may be naive, though.
- rdtsc 7y agoI was wondering, as I thought it was something in one of the other article that I had missed. But yeah that would be pretty serious if it was the case.
- bb88 7y agoI'm not sure this is true. As the president is the original authority for classified information, he can probably ask for classified briefings in non classified areas or terminals.