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08 May 2007
Another one of those 'oops' situations. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA), which, ironically, is part of Homeland Security, has 'misplaced' an external hard drive with details of 100,000 employees on it. They still don't know if its been lost or stolen. Incredible isn't it?
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