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> January 2021 disclosure by James C. Duff, who at the time served as secretary of the Judicial Conference of the United States, of "an apparent compromise" of
by orzig 4y ago
> January 2021 disclosure by James C. Duff, who at the time served as secretary of the Judicial Conference of the United States, of "an apparent compromise" of confidentiality in the Judiciary's Case Management/Electronic Case Files system (CM/ECF).
Not to minimize this at all, but FYI the attack happened more than a year ago. I’m sure the fallout will be long and diffuse, assuming it was a state actor operating strategically, not just looking to make some money on the dark web.
- jacksnipe 4y agoThere’s pretty immediate value in sealed records for blackmail purposes, though, so it could have just been non-state actors.
- Applejinx 4y agoNah, I think it's a state actor. Very obvious strategic move in line with a lot of other forms of attack underway. Of course they managed such an attack: it's really critical support of other stuff going on, a necessary component. In retrospect we'll chalk this time up not as a messy time of great chaos, but as an unprecedented form of world war that's killed more people than all previous wars combined, and done more damage than any other war. Yet it's all cloaked in fog, incognito. Hell of a time to live through.
- bathtub365 4y agoWho is being killed?
- TedDoesntTalk 4y agoThe article says the sealed records contained a lot of national intelligence information. I think that’s more interesting to state actors than individuals who want to sell it.