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las, the hand of technology is having its say on the leaking of digital
documents. It is catching up with whistleblowers by making it harder to
anonymously disseminate information. A whistleblower’s digital fingerprint
is set to give the game away.
In fact, within a few short years, it might be impossible to leak digital
documents, without meticulously copying them by hand.
Microsoft, due to its upcoming Windows 10, and private data security firms
can increasingly offer companies control over who can see a digital
document, and which devices they can be read on.
http://bit.ly/1Etm76L
http://bit.ly/1Etm76L+
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Peterk
Dallas, Tx
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