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Title: CDs on eBay Post by: pauld on Wednesday, November 21, 2007, 12:08:24 http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=290184203092
Title: CDs on eBay Post by: axs on Wednesday, November 21, 2007, 12:09:36 :Ride On Fatbury's Lovestick:
thought someone might do that. Title: CDs on eBay Post by: Peter Venkman on Wednesday, November 21, 2007, 12:10:17 :Ride On Fatbury's Lovestick:
Title: CDs on eBay Post by: Fred Elliot on Wednesday, November 21, 2007, 12:14:12 Aceness
Title: CDs on eBay Post by: pauld on Wednesday, November 21, 2007, 12:15:04 And while you're buying do you fancy a "secure" National ID Card scheme, sir? Only a few billion to implement (or about "half a Northern [Rock]" in the vernacular, sir) and an absolute boon to our terrorist friends, sir.
Title: CDs on eBay Post by: Matchworn Shirts on Wednesday, November 21, 2007, 12:22:12 What most people seemed to have ignored is that is was TNT that lost them not the government
Title: CDs on eBay Post by: Batch on Wednesday, November 21, 2007, 12:27:00 Quote from: "Dachauer" What most people seemed to have ignored is that is was TNT that lost them not the government Couriers lose things. It's not exactly a rarity. The discs should never have been sent using that method. It was a breach of protocol/procedures. In any case the data should have been strongly encrypted and thus unusable to Joe Public. Title: CDs on eBay Post by: pauld on Wednesday, November 21, 2007, 12:30:24 Quote from: "Batch" Quote from: "Dachauer" What most people seemed to have ignored is that is was TNT that lost them not the government Couriers lose things. It's not exactly a rarity. The discs should never have been sent using that method. It was a breach of protocol/procedures. In any case the data should have been strongly encrypted and thus unusable to Joe Public. And what the hell kind of security procedure allows a junior official to even be able to be in the position to dump an entire database to CD to hurl off into oblivion, encrypted or not? Leaving aside the question of quite why the NAO would need the full extract including all personal details anyway. Title: CDs on eBay Post by: Matchworn Shirts on Wednesday, November 21, 2007, 12:34:58 I am glad there is no election planned otherwise those stuck-up tory tossers would get in because of this
Title: CDs on eBay Post by: neville w on Wednesday, November 21, 2007, 12:56:25 Quote from: "Dachauer" What most people seemed to have ignored is that is was TNT that lost them not the government and what you seem to have ignored is that there is no way of proving that - could have been nicked from the Internal Post system for example, at either end. Title: CDs on eBay Post by: neville w on Wednesday, November 21, 2007, 12:57:50 Quote from: "pauld" Quote from: "Batch" Quote from: "Dachauer" What most people seemed to have ignored is that is was TNT that lost them not the government Couriers lose things. It's not exactly a rarity. The discs should never have been sent using that method. It was a breach of protocol/procedures. In any case the data should have been strongly encrypted and thus unusable to Joe Public. And what the hell kind of security procedure allows a junior official to even be able to be in the position to dump an entire database to CD to hurl off into oblivion, encrypted or not? Leaving aside the question of quite why the NAO would need the full extract including all personal details anyway. The solution is quite obvious. A tax on all blank CDs Title: CDs on eBay Post by: Colin Todd on Wednesday, November 21, 2007, 13:23:23 Quote from: "neville w" Quote from: "pauld" Quote from: "Batch" Quote from: "Dachauer" What most people seemed to have ignored is that is was TNT that lost them not the government Couriers lose things. It's not exactly a rarity. The discs should never have been sent using that method. It was a breach of protocol/procedures. In any case the data should have been strongly encrypted and thus unusable to Joe Public. And what the hell kind of security procedure allows a junior official to even be able to be in the position to dump an entire database to CD to hurl off into oblivion, encrypted or not? Leaving aside the question of quite why the NAO would need the full extract including all personal details anyway. The solution is quite obvious. A tax on all blank CDs Fuck me, dont give nu-labour ideas. Title: CDs on eBay Post by: Colin Todd on Wednesday, November 21, 2007, 13:25:37 Quote from: "Dachauer" I am glad there is no election planned otherwise those stuck-up tory tossers would get in because of this Thank fuck for that. Now we can live happily ever after in the hyper taxed, interventionalist, micro managed neo-socialist paradise that is Britain after 10 years of larour rule :roll: Title: CDs on eBay Post by: Bedford Red on Wednesday, November 21, 2007, 14:59:42 Quote from: "Dachauer" What most people seemed to have ignored is that is was TNT that lost them not the government No it wasn't; it was sent in the normal post; it was supposed to go with a courier. They are not even sure if it was sent to the right address so they could be anywhere; they've been searching for 2 weeks and can't find them so not much chance of them turning up anytime soon. |