Uh...the inherent authority to conduct electronic surveillance. Well, there we have it. The FBI apparently doesn't need things like warrants or due process anymore.
Colgate: "What we don't want is a debate over the government's inherent authority to conduct electronic surveillance. If researchers find there are issues that have to be addressed, we can do that," he says.
Anyone want to take bets on how long it takes to go to court over the privacy rights of employees using these freebies. Does anyone have information about the license agreements that may go out with these boxes?
Big Willy G seems to be trying to put a mighty odd spin on a topic that seems to be making headlines ONLY because of the inherent security weaknesses of VBScript. Melissa, ILOVEYOU...anyone running non MS networks have problems with these?
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Uh...the inherent authority to conduct electronic surveillance. Well, there we have it. The FBI apparently doesn't need things like warrants or due process anymore.
Colgate: "What we don't want is a debate over the government's inherent authority to conduct electronic surveillance. If researchers find there are issues that have to be addressed, we can do that," he says.
Anyone want to take bets on how long it takes to go to court over the privacy rights of employees using these freebies. Does anyone have information about the license agreements that may go out with these boxes?
Big Willy G seems to be trying to put a mighty odd spin on a topic that seems to be making headlines ONLY because of the inherent security weaknesses of VBScript. Melissa, ILOVEYOU...anyone running non MS networks have problems with these?