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This is about secrets, not data in plain sight, but: Ten years ago while working in a three-star military headquarters, I joked that we could give our adversari
by warner25 3y ago
This is about secrets, not data in plain sight, but: Ten years ago while working in a three-star military headquarters, I joked that we could give our adversaries full access to our SharePoint site and NAS on SIPRNet and they'd be more frustrated and confused than before. The volume of junk was just so high, and it was so disorganized, with no version control, and duplicates or slightly different copies of documents all over the place. I couldn't figure out for myself if I should be reading "WAR PLAN 2014.1 v6 (original)-Updated.doc" or "WAR PLAN 2014.1-1 corrected (new)" and there was nobody I could even ask because the people who last modified or uploaded them had all left the organization already.
- lifestyleguru 3y agoAnyway the essential sections of war plan were discussed over email and nobody pasted them into the doc file. The D-Day is 25-12-24 but they're still working to agree on the daytime format.
- NoPicklez 3y agoIt was definitely "WAR PLAN 2014.1 LATEST VERSION" or "WAR PLAN 2014.1 FINAL DRAFT" that was the right one