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If you knew the location of "the site" (because you drove to it) - what benefit was the blindfold for the site?
by laurencei 7y ago
If you knew the location of "the site" (because you drove to it) - what benefit was the blindfold for the site?
- ssully 7y agoI am guessing to obscure which building was which since the blind fold didn't come off until you were inside the building.
- ceejayoz 7y agoEveryone knows roughly where Area 51 is, but that doesn't necessarily mean they'll let a contractor know where all the external security cameras are sited.
- Cerium 7y agoNot op, but if there are multiple buildings you won't be able to leak which one is working on what.
- duxup 7y agoI'm guessing here because they don't tell you. But at the gate you couldn't see much of anything. So you effectively never saw the outside of the site, and even parts of the inside of the building. What you could see, where you could go, all of it seemed to be clearly planned ahead of time and it was just what was essential to complete the task.
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- nkrisc 7y agoThe location of the site is pretty pointless and impossible to obscure (everyone can find it in satellite imagery). However they can certainly obscure more specific details about the site: what building houses what, where access points are, physical security measures around those points, components used in entries, etc.
- fma 7y agoIf "the site" was a building on a military base you'll still have no idea where the exact location is.