Whoever recently showed us the secret documents: Do get in touch

CNN reports that Snowden has says the U.S. has been hacking computer systems all across the world for years.

US. Hacks other countries computer system

Snowden says that when the U.S. claimed that China was hacking our systems, they were not. We were hacking theirs.

Originally posted by moonweed
Lockheed-Martin? Boeing?? hmmmm......can't wait to see what comes out of this one.

My money is on BAE.

They tried to ruin a Medal Of Honor recipients career when he exposed them selling high grade optics to the guys we are currently fighting.

www.theworld.org...

Oh Please be a all singing all dancing anti gravity, Super Dooper Sonic flying machine...TR3B

reply to post by boncho


If it's one of the guys working on the Interstellar Propulsion group at LockMar, you'll see a reaction that makes Snowden look like small beans.

Is this the same Lewis Page....if so i would cease all communication with this guy if i was the sender of the documents...he's in waaaaay too deep with TPTB.

lewispage.blogspot.co.uk...

could it be related to this...

reply to post by PW229


If I may make a statement to keep from loosing track of thread, The Truth will set you free!!!

Now if this dis-closer thing would just be catchy, what would you want to know first?
JFK, brother Bobby and son: Why & Who?
AIDs development and release?
Lyme disease development and release?
Cause of Autism?
Just think what people could confess and save themselves with???

Originally posted by PW229

Whoever recently showed us the secret documents: Do get in touch

www.theregister.co.uk

We here at The Register recently got the chance to have a look at what appeared to be some most interesting confidential information, from within a large aerospace and defence contractor.

Here's a thought I find entertaining: It might not have anything to do with anything aerospace.

See, there are some clever lads over at the reg. I think they might be clever enough to rewrite the facts enough for them only to be recognizable to the informant, who surely will be watching the site - and why needlessly alarm 'the aerospace and defense contractor' ahead of time?

I'd prepare myself for something else than what the 'article' suggests.

:-)

reply to post by boncho


If you mean some of us are optimistic this will be about the most important information (visiting ETs) in the history of mankind, then hell yeah that's what I am hoping for. Always.

Shortly before the F-117 came to light, there were a number of "leaks" that appeared to be people coming forward anonymously with stories of what they had see, but were in reality well planned and controlled. It seems like it's going to happen again and something may be going to come to light soon.

Originally posted by Zaphod58
Shortly before the F-117 came to light, there were a number of "leaks" that appeared to be people coming forward anonymously with stories of what they had see, but were in reality well planned and controlled. It seems like it's going to happen again and something may be going to come to light soon.

Aha !
Then I'd like the mile wide triangle made of Graphene and Aerogel
with a giant projection screen for a body to make itself known..
I mean if there was such a thing...

Originally posted by Zaphod58
Shortly before the F-117 came to light, there were a number of "leaks" that appeared to be people coming forward anonymously with stories of what they had see, but were in reality well planned and controlled. It seems like it's going to happen again and something may be going to come to light soon.

I would think Obama would give up the Navy's fusion reactor before he gave up the space program as a distraction. It's more useful and not as disruptive.

reply to post by Bedlam


Yeah, I would too. Fortunately for him there are a few aircraft that can be leaked where they wouldn't have to give up either of them.

But why leak information to The Register, and not something mainstream like The Guardian or The Telegraph? Chances are this is something related to hacking or the Internet, perhaps a scandal's brewing over defence contractors paid to conduct 'offensive security'.

reply to post by XeroOne


Start small and work your way up. If you start big then it's obvious that there is something big going on. If you start with a little known paper, and then that story gets picked up by a bigger paper, and oh look, here comes another witness, then people buy it much easier.

reply to post by Zaphod58


Dunno... The Register has a lot of intelligence, security and sysadmin guys among its readership. It's also a very good source for business intelligence between security contractors. Getting the story public there gives The Powers That Be enough time to sort their PR before the MSM picks it up, and The Register's a much easier target for litigation.
My money's on this being a hacking-related leak. Or perhaps evidence that some major Internet services got totally compromised. Or maybe even names of companies that developed PRISM.

Originally posted by PW229

Whoever recently showed us the secret documents: Do get in touch

www.theregister.co.uk

We here at The Register recently got the chance to have a look at what appeared to be some most interesting confidential information, from within a large aerospace and defence contractor.

We're most grateful for this. However the way the information came to us, combined with the circumstances of the case, is going to make it difficult for us to proceed with the story without being able to communicate with our source.

(visit the link for the full news article)

On your link is all the jibberish below the information incrypted? If so can anyone decipher it?

reply to post by XeroOne


If it's from an actual aerospace company though, why go this route? They don't really have much need to hack, and have been hacked a lot in the past and just released it as a story.

Originally posted by Dianec

Originally posted by PW229

Whoever recently showed us the secret documents: Do get in touch

www.theregister.co.uk

We here at The Register recently got the chance to have a look at what appeared to be some most interesting confidential information, from within a large aerospace and defence contractor.

We're most grateful for this. However the way the information came to us, combined with the circumstances of the case, is going to make it difficult for us to proceed with the story without being able to communicate with our source.

(visit the link for the full news article)

On your link is all the jibberish below the information incrypted? If so can anyone decipher it?

It's just a public key, which you copy and use for encrypting an email to The Register.

Originally posted by XeroOne

Originally posted by Dianec

Originally posted by PW229

Whoever recently showed us the secret documents: Do get in touch

www.theregister.co.uk

We here at The Register recently got the chance to have a look at what appeared to be some most interesting confidential information, from within a large aerospace and defence contractor.

We're most grateful for this. However the way the information came to us, combined with the circumstances of the case, is going to make it difficult for us to proceed with the story without being able to communicate with our source.

(visit the link for the full news article)

Ok. Thanks for that info. I bet all staff within this agency are being processed for leaks. I do wonder if they will just publish it and then wait for the source afterwards. I agree with above person - whoever this is doesn't want to be known. Seems like a good time to leak - when so much is already going on with this. If government doesn't scare them all into silence I'm sure more is to come.

On your link is all the jibberish below the information incrypted? If so can anyone decipher it?

It's just a public key, which you copy and use for encrypting an email to The Register.