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    FBI shut down public e-mail system because of potential security risk

    Posted on Friday, February 04 2005 @ 22:48:48 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck


    The FBI shut down one of their e-mail systems used for sharing non-sensitive information with the public, after they discovered a potential security risk.
    The e-mail system used for communicating on case files, internal information and classified information was unaffected, according to a special agent from the FBI's Atlanta office cited by the AP.

    A spokesperson at the FBI's national office refused to confirm with eWEEK.com the details of the AP report and e-mail outage. Calls to the FBI's Atlanta office were not immediately returned.
    More info at eWeek


     
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