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So every time the FBI/CIA sets up a domain for a sting operation it has to be listed here? Seems like an Achilles' heel, no?
by dudeinjapan 3y ago
So every time the FBI/CIA sets up a domain for a sting operation it has to be listed here? Seems like an Achilles' heel, no?
- pc86 3y agoWhat says it has to be listed here?
- dudeinjapan 3y agohttps://search.gov/about/policy/govt-urls.html https://search.gov/about/policy/govt-urls.html "Federal executive branch agencies must ensure their non-.gov or .mil domains are on the list." Also on this page, there is an "out of scope" list which only includes 4 things: SaaS, cloud resources, SNS sites, and code repos. I take the govt at its word--it has never lied before--so naturally covert ops must be "in-scope".
- pc86 3y ago> In Comments > ... Don't be snarky. ... Edit out swipes. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
- dudeinjapan 3y agoIn the words of the great philosopher Popeye: "I yam what I yam and that's all what I yam."
- calgarymicro 3y ago> This repo contains USA.gov's list of public government domains and URLs that don't end in .gov or .mil. Definitely not.