How The CIA Duped The Soviets' Line X Network
sundling writes "There are interesting articles here(1) and here(2)
on software espionage against the Soviets.
In the Ronald Reagan era, a Soviet spy network (Line X Network) was looking to steal software to run oil pipelines. The CIA found out what they were trying to steal and fed them bogus versions. This is of course not the only time the CIA has done this.
... An article on the ethics of programming mentions this very topic and the moral implications." Update: 03/02 09:22 GMT by T : Oops -- this is a dupe.
You mean "American Republic".
(There's no such thing as a democracy.)
; -- the corruption of government starts with its secrets. a truly free people keep no secrets. --
See!!! I TOLD you guys Linux was communist!!
Manipulate the moderator system! Mod someone as "overrated" today.
That wasn't a typo?
"Derp de derp."
"If this doesn't prove the case for open source software, I don't know what will."
So their enemies can freely contribute to their code? Oh I don't think so.
"Derp de derp."
Or, as is the case nowadays, imaginary intelligence.
There is, and it's called Switzerland.
I don't like trolls and mod against me if you like, but I'd prefer if you'd reply.
Maybe you might want to try actually getting your news from somewhere other than foxnews or CNN.