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You'd assume so, but I'm surprised anyone even had access to those without a ton of paperwork and access controls and two-people-always-looking rules.
by jedberg 3y ago
You'd assume so, but I'm surprised anyone even had access to those without a ton of paperwork and access controls and two-people-always-looking rules.
- stefan_ 3y agoWhy? There isn't a particularly good reason for these to be secret in the first place.
- mrkeen 3y agoAh c'mon, this is HN. Who here hasn't had at least a read-only connection to a relational database with something sensitive on it.
- communtator 3y agoYup. Mostly the US operates (both privately and in government) on an expectation of good behavior, and mostly it works. I believe this is referred to as a “high trust” society?
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