If hackers get into private companies which then get into government, surely the government connections need strengthened as well - why trust a private company to be safe if you let them access your network?
Posts by Your alien overlord - fear me
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Wednesday 19th April 2017 23:18 GMT
If the FBI wants to search the database for crimes committed by US citizens, on US soil, without all those legal requirements, why not tell the world (or at least Congress) how many crimes *have* been solved by their illegal activities and what those crimes where (i.e. parking fines or mass murder)? Surely they have a number for that?