> In most countries, tracking down the address of a potential victim could be a laborious process. This report seems to leave out two important details: 1) ho

> In most countries, tracking down the address of a potential victim could be a laborious process. This report seems to leave out two important details: 1) how dependent are the bombers on using this public information? Is it essential now, or do they get the information from other means? 2) if it were shut down, how laborious are the alternatives? Data brokers already sell address data, and private investigators can follow someone home. It just doesn't seem expensive enough to dissuade a criminal organization from carrying out a bombing.