Sensitive Information facts
While investigating facts about Sensitive Information Privacy Act and Sensitive Information Definition, I found out little known, but curios details like:
"canary trapping", a method for exposing an information leak by giving different versions of a sensitive document to each of several suspects and seeing which version gets leaked.
how sensitive information is?
The US Embassy in Moscow caught fire in 1977. Sensitive information was stolen by several firefighters who were also KGB agents.
What sensitive information did samantha reveal?
In my opinion, it is useful to put together a list of the most interesting details from trusted sources that I've come across answering what describes how sensitive compartmented information is marked. Here are 11 of the best facts about Sensitive Information Gdpr and Sensitive Information Examples I managed to collect.
what sensitive information types look for?
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An American researcher on Chinese history was able to uncover sensitive information on the Cultural Revolution through "garbology" or by digging through archival materials at flea markets and vendors because access to the official archives is strictly controlled by the Chinese government
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Russian desman has eyes, but they are not functional (animal is blind). Instead of eyes, Russian desman obtains sensory information from its environment via Eimer's organs (touch-sensitive organ located on the snout).
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When the German submarine constructor TKMS lost the "contract of the century" (50Mds €) against the French DCNS in 2016, they disclosed in retaliation stolen ultra sensitive information about the french submarine.
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The security clearance category above "top secret" is "sensitive compartmented information", and provides access to intelligence that requires restricted handling within compartmented channels. Those with such clearance have access to spy information such as intelligence sources and methods.
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The Ponemon institute conducted an experiment on visual hacking (people looking at your screen) and found out that an undercover hacker was able to visually hack information in 91% of trials in <15 minutes, obtained about 5 pieces of sensitive info per trial, but stopped only 30% of the time.
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The origin of the 'cloud' that we use to symbolize the internet came from the diagrams drawn up to show how different systems would be connected. Instead of writing out sensitive information on the inner workings of the system to identify the main server, they drew a cloud instead.
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Blurred and pixelated sensitive information can be sharpened enough to read properly by algorithms.
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The U.S. and Russia allow each other to fly military spy planes over military bases revealing sensitive information. Currently there is a Russian spy plane sitting at Travis Air Force Bass in California.
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A searchable intelligence database called ICREACH shares sensitive information collected by the NSA with a variety of other agencies
