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It's the same story by the way HN dupery works.
by pvg 2y ago
It's the same story by the way HN dupery works.
- throwaway5752 2y agoThey are not the same story in reality. HN duplicate rules not agreeing with reality is HN's problem, nobody elses'.
- pvg 2y agoThat's neither the way HN nor 'reality' works.
- throwaway5752 2y agoThere are two scandals - OpSec failure to use an insecure non-DoD channel to communicate military operational status. Doesn't matter if it's signal, SMS, Slack or anything. - Signal specifically is e2e encrypted without retention, in fact a first class feature to delete messages after some time. This bypasses legal requirements for record retention. Even if an "approved" DoD channel was used, the deletion of communications is a massive, massive scandal. As others have noted, specifically Signal has a special bulletin due to exploits by Russian actors. This is a big infosec story proceeding in real time. The Hegseth / Yemeni / Goldberg angle is a small facet of it, and possibly least important.