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> This story seems to heavily imply that the government authorised somebody to break into the firm and steal the data relating to the whistleblower's case. That
by rorrr2 13y ago
> This story seems to heavily imply that the government authorised somebody to break into the firm and steal the data relating to the whistleblower's case. That strikes me as highly unlikely
Chances are, it was.
Just look for the agency with the most interest in their documents.
Do you have a better hypothesis?
- mpyne 13y ago> Just look for the agency with the most interest in their documents. Maybe it would have been done by a group interested in having it look like the government was trying to steal data relating to this whistleblower case? Even weirder things than that have happened IRL.
- meepmorp 13y agoI think I accidentally downvoted you. Sorry.
- mpyne 13y agoNo worries, I've done it too, and I'm used to seeing an occasional comment in light gray by now anyways. ;)
- rorrr2 13y agoMaybe, but is it more likely than the government stealing the data?
- mpyne 13y agoI thought the government already had it? :) :)