Jones school information on disk found in Iraq
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When Jones County parents received a letter about school security from the superintendent last week, there was no mention of a computer disk found in Iraq that contained information about local schools.
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The Pentagon has released what it called newly found records concerning President Bush&#39;s service in the Air National Guard, a subject of debate in the US presidential campaign, The New York Times said on Wednesday.
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The site allows users to do simple searches for specific phrases, offering a replay of the crescendo of statements that led to the war in Iraq.
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(InfoWorld) - The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is investigating a missing hard drive containing the personal records of 48,000 military veterans, the agency said. The external hard drive contained about 20,000 personal records that were not encrypted, according to information from U.S. Representative Spencer Bachus, an Alabama Republican. A VA employee reported the hard drive missing from an agency Birmingham, Alabama, facility on Jan. 22, according to a VA press release. The VA and the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation are investigating the missing hard drive, the VA said in its Friday press release. The VA's Office of Information and Technology is conducting a separate investigation, Jim Nicholson, VA's secretary, said in a statement. "We intend to get to the bottom of this, and we will take aggressive steps to protect and assist anyone whose information may have been involved," Nicholson added. In May, the VA reported a laptop and hard drive containing the personal records of 26.5 million military veterans and their families had beenÂ stolen from an employee's home. Police laterÂ recovered the hardware, and the VA said computer forensics tests indicated thieves had not accessed the data, but the theft set off criticism from several members of Congress about theÂ VA's cybersecurity practices. The hard drive in Alabama was used to back up information contained on an employeeâs office computer, and may have contained data from research projects the employee was involved in, as well as personal information, the VA said. The VA Office of Inspector General has seized the employeeâs computer and is analyzing its contents, the VA said. The VA is prepared to notify affected people and provide free credit monitoring, the agency said. The VA will continue to aim to be a leader in protecting personal information, Nicholson said in his statement. In August, the VA also reported that a desktop computer containing the personal information of 38,000 veterans was missing from the office of Unisys Corp., the subcontractor assisting at the agency's medical centers in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. The lost VA hardware prompted a congressional review of other U.S. government agencies, and agencies reported thousands of laptops missing in the last five years.
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The Pentagon has released what it called newly found records concerning President Bush's service in the Air National Guard, a subject of debate in the U.S. presidential campaign, The New York Times said on Wednesday.
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For the past several months, the White House has claimed it had released all relevant documents pertaining to Bush&#39;s military records in response to the Associated Press&#39; Freedom of Information Act request for the materials.
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By Natalie Obiko Pearson, Associated Press, 10/30/2004 01:52. TOKYO  A body resembling a Japanese hostage held by Islamic militants has been found in Iraq, the government announced Saturday, and officials
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After the end of the first Gulf War, block-lettered signs were posted in buildings at Fort Lee, Va., home to the U.S. Army's quartermaster corps. "Forget Logistics and You Lose," they read. The Iraqis have yet to learn that lesson.
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A disc containing confidential details of Devon and Cornwall Police is found on a dump.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs has disclosed that information on more than half a million individuals and about 1.3 million non-VA physicians, both living and dead, is missing or might have been stolen. The information was stored on a portable hard drive that was being used by a VA employee at the department's facility in Birmingham, Ala.
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Further evidence that could be used against former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein has been uncovered in northern Iraq. Investigators have completed the first full excavation of a mass grave discovered near
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Missing drive housed 38,000 current and former students' and employees' identifying information.
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By TOM KERTSCHER  Cedarburg - School officials have confirmed that students gained access to confidential information of current and former School District employees, including names, addresses, Social Security numbers and, possibly, bank account numbers.
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Fallujah - The largest weapons cache discovered by United States and Iraqi forces after their offensive on the city of Fallujah was in a mosque where the spiritual leader of the insurgents gave his sermons, the US military said on Thursday.
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A Web video posted by an al Qaeda-led group in Iraq showed pictures of what appeared to be ID cards of two missing U.S. soldiers it said it captured last month, suggesting they may have been killed.
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Here we go again. The Department of Veterans Affairs has disclosed that information on more than half a million individuals and about 1.3 million non-VA physicians -- both living and deceased -- is missing and may have been stolen. The information had been stored on a portable hard drive that was...
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UNITED NATIONS, Aug. 30-- United Nations weapons inspectors stumbled upon evidence of Saddam Hussein's elusive weapons of mass destruction -- a vial of potentially lethal chemical gas that was put in a U.N. storage box more than ten years ago and forgotten, officials announced Thursday.