Matt Molnar
2008-03-05, 11:42 AM
BBC:
US airbase e-mails go to town web (http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/suffolk/7277392.stm)
Confidential US Air Force (USAF) e-mails, some including flight plans for a presidential visit, have been mistakenly sent to a tourism website.
The e-mails were meant to go to the US airbase at RAF Mildenhall, Suffolk, via its website.
But instead they went to a town tourism website which had a similar address.
...
"It had the notice 'Destroy by any means to prevent capture'," he said.
Mr Sinnott has now decided to take his website down to avoid getting these messages. [Full story ("It had the notice 'Destroy by any means to prevent capture'," he said.
Mr Sinnott has now decided to take his website down to avoid getting these messages. )]
US airbase e-mails go to town web (http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/suffolk/7277392.stm)
Confidential US Air Force (USAF) e-mails, some including flight plans for a presidential visit, have been mistakenly sent to a tourism website.
The e-mails were meant to go to the US airbase at RAF Mildenhall, Suffolk, via its website.
But instead they went to a town tourism website which had a similar address.
...
"It had the notice 'Destroy by any means to prevent capture'," he said.
Mr Sinnott has now decided to take his website down to avoid getting these messages. [Full story ("It had the notice 'Destroy by any means to prevent capture'," he said.
Mr Sinnott has now decided to take his website down to avoid getting these messages. )]