11 Mar 2008
This time a USB memory stick containing 165,000 pages of suspects' details has been found by a member of the public outside a betting shop in Stevenage. The data was unencrypted and the finder was able to access all the information when he plugged it into his PC.
Good job the finder was a good citizen and handed it in.
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<p>You would thing the police would make encryption mandatory on something like that...</p>
Posted by: D 13 Mar 2008