You haven't seen all the documents. There were reportedly 100s.
The one paper. It is in various colors, it requires a print out, access code, entry, copier. Even civilians have better protocols. As in code to access the copier. Most have cctv in their building. Or server records. Record of access, and prints. On multiple tiers. They require access codes for any layers of archive. Requiring access permissions. Example banking. Security. Accounting. Property. Etc name them. Even retail. You know this. We all do.
It's remarkable an entire trove of documents was accessible, by a low tier operative.
It is factually obscene. Not possible.
When certain documents had the access codes on them. Not the access code, that individualised to your permission. But the archive code. He in this video is directly commenting from a code only accessible to the CIA.
Who has all the permissions. Only senior staff. Directors of national security. Or senior governance.
There are breaches to mainframes, servers. Again there are logs, logins, print outs, permissions.
You haven't seen all the documents. There were reportedly 100s.
The one paper. It is in various colors, it requires a print out, access code, entry, copier. Even civilians have better protocols. As in code to access the copier. Most have cctv in their building. Or server records. Record of access, and prints. On multiple tiers. They require access codes for any layers of archive. Requiring access permissions. Example banking. Security. Accounting. Property. Etc name them. Even retail. You know this. We all do.
It's remarkable an entire trove of documents was accessible, by a low tier operative.
It is factually obscene. Not possible.
When certain documents had the access codes on them. Not the access code, that individualised to your permission. But the archive code. He in this video is directly commenting from a code only accessible to the CIA.
Who has all the permissions. Only senior staff. Directors of national security. Or senior governance.
There are breaches to mainframes, servers. Again there are logs, logins.
You haven't seen all the documents. There were reportedly 100s.
The one paper. It is in various colors, it requires a print out, access code, entry, copier. Even civilians have better protocols. As in code to access the copier. Most have cctv in their building. Or server records. Record of access, and prints. On multiple tiers. They require access codes for any layers of archive. Requiring access permissions. Example banking. Security. Accounting. Property. Etc name them. Even retail. You know this. We all do.
It's remarkable an entire trove of documents was accessible, by a low tier operative.
It is factually obscene. Not possible.
When certain documents had the access codes on them. Not the access code, that individualised to your permission. But the archive code. He in this video is directly commenting from a code only accessible to the CIA.
You haven't seen all the documents. There were reportedly 100s.
The one paper. It is in various colors, it requires a print out, access code, entry, copier. Even civilians have better protocols. As in code to access the copier. Most have cctv in their building. Or server records. Record of access, and prints. On multiple tiers. They require access codes for any layers of archive. Requiring access permissions. Example banking. Security. Accounting. Property. Etc name them. Even retail. You know this. We all do.
It's remarkable an entire trove of documents was accessible, by a low tier operative.
It is factually obscene. Not possible.
When certain documents had the access codes on them. He in this video is directly commenting from a code only accessible to the CIA.