Gee, I wonder why the US military (*.mil) would want to block non-US access to its websites? Maybe because most of the defacements of these sites have domain names outside of the US? Maybe the need-to-know of non-US of US military information is real low? Maybe Alldas hasn't noticed the number of hacks that come from the same national domain they use? Do you think they could tell the difference if just THEY are singled out or happen to be included in a blanked screen? Hmmmm... Don't seem to recall any problem with defacement mirrors within the US.... Jonathan Rickman wrote: > > Here we go again... > > On Mon, 4 Jun 2001, InfoSec News wrote: > > > Alldas staffers believe that the U.S. military is trying to cover up > > defacements of its websites by blocking Alldas' access to the greater > > part of the military's network. -- James W. Meritt, CISSP, CISA Booz, Allen & Hamilton phone: (410) 684-6566 ISN is hosted by SecurityFocus.com --- To unsubscribe email isn-unsubscribeat_private
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