Deliberate or, just been through it with Lewis Goodall,does it shape the world as he's kind of suggesting?How £7bn Afghan migrant scheme was sparked by soldier's email blunder
Amid great secrecy and alarm, Operation Rubific was launched. It was one of the biggest peacetime evacuations in modern UK history: rescuing Afghans whose names were on a leaked database.www.dailymail.co.uk
How on earth in this day and age can a highly confidential database "accidentally" be sent via Email?
Because database probably just means Excel workbook in this caseHow £7bn Afghan migrant scheme was sparked by soldier's email blunder
Amid great secrecy and alarm, Operation Rubific was launched. It was one of the biggest peacetime evacuations in modern UK history: rescuing Afghans whose names were on a leaked database.www.dailymail.co.uk
How on earth in this day and age can a highly confidential database "accidentally" be sent via Email?
More than likley. Was it the covid testing that fell apart because they'd saved an Excel spreadsheet in an old format and it couldn't cope with anymore data being addedBecause database probably just means Excel workbook in this case
Because they put trust that people don't inadvertently share sensitive informationHow can a military email address physically even send an attachment to somebody external?
Because they put trust that people don't inadvertently share sensitive information
What would be the point in having an email accountIt shouldn't be possible for anything to be shared. That's my point.
What would be the point in having an email account
Ah fair enough, yes of course there should be a filter, I thought you were suggesting an outright ban of attachments.Because you would think any outgoing email from the military would be scanned and filtered if needed. Even more so with attachments that apparently had so much personal information.
It's basic security where the email system would block it from getting out.
If it's the military, outgoing attachments should be heavily scanned / contents checked and probably blocked.Ah fair enough, yes of course there should be a filter, I thought you were suggesting an outright ban of attachments.
That said, you'd expect most excel sheets to get through a filter regardless
saying we shouldn't help people who risked their lives for the uk and now maybe in danger as the british army fucked up?£7bn, that's more than the £5bn Starmer/Reeves wanted to strip from disability support.
If it's the military, outgoing attachments should be heavily scanned / contents checked and probably blocked.
I just can't how physically it's possible to send a document full of personal info by mistake. From a small business or personal email yes, not from the army.
it was an excellent workbook
Come on then Nick, any thoughts on what you think is the real reason is behind this email leak? I can feel you itching to say.If it's the military, outgoing attachments should be heavily scanned / contents checked and probably blocked.
I just can't how physically it's possible to send a document full of personal info by mistake. From a small business or personal email yes, not from the army.
I can see you're making things up again.Come on then Nick, any thoughts on what you think is the real reason is behind this email leak? I can feel you itching to say.
Quite likely, must be lucrative in some form?Turns out the government are the people smugglers
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