I understand your concerns, but please do make a distinction between
WikiLeaks and Anoymous.  While the hacker group called Anonymous cites
support for WikiLeaks as their motivation, the two groups are distinct.

Anonymous mostly just likes having a target to aim at and the limelight to
bask in.  This same group went after the Church of Scientology when Tom
Cruise made some public comments.

It is all part of a Continuity of Operations (COOP) or Disater Recovery Plan
to know what to do in case of a DDOS or other hack attack.  This isn't
really anything new.

Christopher P. Ferry, CRM

On Fri, Dec 10, 2010 at 10:53 AM, Jeff Fronius <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> I'm not sure what we should be more afraid of- Wikileaks or an
> organization with the ability to bring down a website.
>
> Can you imagine having to retrieve a file you had backed up to an online
> service provider & couldn't get into their site? These cyber
> crimes/issues scare me. Wikileaks using information as
> hostage, their supporters closing down or disrupting Mastercard/Paypal
> and other websites- what's next, a patient taking their last breath
> while a Doc waits to retrieve their PHI from a website that's been
> compromised?
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