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 2008-10-31, 03:40 |
Aerogone 
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 U.S. ports vulnerable to terrorists, probe finds
http://www.cfr.org/publication/10215/targets_for_terrorism.html
http://www.whisprwave.com/2003/02/us-ports-seen-vulnerable-to-attack.html
Better make sure your ports are secure, people!
Dam, what are ways i can surf safely without getting caught in terrorist nets?
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2008-10-31, 14:10 |
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Re: U.S. ports vulnerable to terrorists, probe finds
Funny, but this was done here a long time ago. So FAIL!
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