This is unbelievable.
A bloke bought a secondhand Nikon Coolpix camera on ebay for $31.
On downloading his holiday snaps, he found some extra images: these came from MI6 - the British Secret Intelligence Service (fictionally James Bond's stamping ground). There were names and details of Al Quaeda cells, information about an MI6 computer system, fingerprints and so on.
I have written here before about surveillance in the UK - and also I have pointed out how leaky the British system is.
Obviously the British Government has decided to ignore my various warnings!
Until the next time
(Story source Techcrunch)
A bloke bought a secondhand Nikon Coolpix camera on ebay for $31.
On downloading his holiday snaps, he found some extra images: these came from MI6 - the British Secret Intelligence Service (fictionally James Bond's stamping ground). There were names and details of Al Quaeda cells, information about an MI6 computer system, fingerprints and so on.
I have written here before about surveillance in the UK - and also I have pointed out how leaky the British system is.
Obviously the British Government has decided to ignore my various warnings!
Until the next time
(Story source Techcrunch)
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