full-disclosure - How T-Mobil's network was compromised

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Message-ID: <421508A7.7090207@solar-nexus.com>
From: doj at solar-nexus.com (Dave Ockwell-Jenner)
Subject: How T-Mobil's network was compromised

gf gf wrote:

>PS Doesn't the secret service use a classification
>system, like the mil, that would prevent sending
>highyl sensitive emails in the clear?  From what I've
>read, the guy compromised highly sensitive reports and
>documentation.  Does any mobile carrier support PGP or
>some other end-to-end encryption on their devices? 
>Yeeeeshh...
>  
>
T-Mobile offers the BlackBerry devices, which provide such encryption as 
to be deemed useable by US Government Agencies.

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Dave Ockwell-Jenner
Solar Nexus Solutions
http://www.solar-nexus.com/