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1. Comment - Gen. Clark: Sensitive Gov't. Documents Exposed by LimeWire

   (Jul 29, 2007 - 10:26 AM)

   This is not accurate at all! No classified information is allowed, under any circumstances to be on any public network or device....EVER!
   
   There is also nothing "above" Top Secret. There are, and have been, 3 classifications for "Classified government documents:" Confidential, Secret, and Top Secret. The definition of a Secret document is a document that if known to outside individuals could cause SERIOUS danger to the national security of the United States. Top Secret is GRAVE danger....
   
   If you listen to the testimony, this person was an IT Security specialist with a Top Secret clearance with 18 years experience. It is not as easy as you would think to stop this from occuring.

2. Comment - Gen. Clark: Sensitive Gov't. Documents Exposed by LimeWire

   (Jul 29, 2007 - 10:14 AM)

   After watching the hearing online, I don't find there to be any agenda. Are you saying that there are not risks? Or that these individuals testified, under oath, that they found documents that they actually DID NOT find via file sharing? That would be foolish. Especially from a highly decorated 4 star General....
   
   It is relatively irrelevant how this much confidential information made its way onto the network....it needs to be stopped. I think that it was unfortunate that LimeWire took most of the blame when it appears to be a widespread problem that extends beyond LimeWire or an overriding user.