Virus hits SRA International and leads to potential compromise

[Doug Mentohl]

'Victims: Employees, former employees, and dependents of employees who
may be enrolled in the SRA benefits program'

'Types of Data: "personal information such as name, address, date of
birth, health information and Social Security Number"'

http://www.breachblog.com/2009/02/05/sra.aspx

'Securing Physical and Virtual Environments from Threat'

http://www.sra.com/security-privacy/

[Vincent]

Post by Doug Mentohl
'Victims: Employees, former employees, and dependents of employees who
may be enrolled in the SRA benefits program'
'Types of Data: "personal information such as name, address, date of
birth, health information and Social Security Number"'
http://www.breachblog.com/2009/02/05/sra.aspx
'Securing Physical and Virtual Environments from Threat'
http://www.sra.com/security-privacy/

This is one reason why cloud computing worries me.

[Hadron]

Post by Vincent

Post by Doug Mentohl
'Victims: Employees, former employees, and dependents of employees who
may be enrolled in the SRA benefits program'
'Types of Data: "personal information such as name, address, date of
birth, health information and Social Security Number"'
http://www.breachblog.com/2009/02/05/sra.aspx
'Securing Physical and Virtual Environments from Threat'
http://www.sra.com/security-privacy/

This is one reason why cloud computing worries me.

One reason?

Almost no company worth their salt are goung to stick their data out
there for some idiot like Roy to decide its "must be shared". Some COLA
"advocate" like Phil Da Hypocrite (or Vincent) will decide that their
research should be in the public domain.

After all, according to big head and big mouth Mark Kent there is "no
such thing as intellectual property". Yup. He said that.

[Snit]

Post by Hadron

Post by Vincent

Post by Doug Mentohl
'Victims: Employees, former employees, and dependents of employees who
may be enrolled in the SRA benefits program'
'Types of Data: "personal information such as name, address, date of
birth, health information and Social Security Number"'
http://www.breachblog.com/2009/02/05/sra.aspx
'Securing Physical and Virtual Environments from Threat'
http://www.sra.com/security-privacy/

This is one reason why cloud computing worries me.

One reason?
Almost no company worth their salt are goung to stick their data out
there for some idiot like Roy to decide its "must be shared". Some COLA
"advocate" like Phil Da Hypocrite (or Vincent) will decide that their
research should be in the public domain.
After all, according to big head and big mouth Mark Kent there is "no
such thing as intellectual property". Yup. He said that.

He is just noting that *his* ideas are worth nothing. :)