Administration refuses to help protect Vets from identity theft

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    26 million names, dob's and ssn's get stolen from an official, and the White House pledges $160 million to protect the veterans affected. Now they withdraw that pledge.

    -Michael
     
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  2. GTech

    GTech Rob Jones for President!

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    if the data did not end up being compromised, remind me why the pledge is necesary? :confused:
     
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    According to another story I read on it, officials are fairly confident that nobody made copies... which means there is still a chance that they did. The data wouldn't have to be accessed from the laptop to be copied across a network.

    -Michael
     
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