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Monday, 10 July 2006

India's Espionage Leaks

Posted on 14:36 by Unknown
You may find this brief overview of Indian security's leaky past cases informative :- "Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) hard drive theft. The hard drives were stolen from the offices of the Scientific Analyses Group (SAG) and the Institute for System Studies and Analyses (ISSA) inside the DRDO complex. The SAG is responsible for cryptography. In other words, all codes and
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