Sunday, October 29, 2006

Under Fire, Soldiers Kill Blogs

Xeni Jardin writes on Wired News:

Some of the web's more popular "milblogs" -- blogs maintained by present or former active duty military personnel -- are going quiet following a renewed push by U.S. military officials to scan sites for security risks.

Ten members of a Virginia National Guard unit have been tasked with reviewing both official and unofficial Army websites for potential operational security, or OPSEC, violations. Under the direction of the Army's Web Risk Assessment Cell (AWRAC), the reviewers look for text, photos or videos that may give away sensitive information.

More here.

posted by Fergie @ 10/29/2006 11:53:00 AM

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