The SF-86 form gets very, very personal, so I can imagine that some folks will be panicked, but reading my form would be a yawner. Maybe I need to get out more :-)
The SF-86 form gets very, very personal, so I can imagine that some folks will be panicked, but reading my form would be a yawner. Maybe I need to get out more :-)
What if the calculation of both maximum effect and maximum deniability is exactly that: Create a shadowy, possibly composite hacker persona (a "Satoshi Nakamoto"), release a bunch of signatures and generate publicity, and then roll out the database, verifiable by the previously released signatures.
Everybody
The first sentence of the article I linked to: "The Chinese breach of the Office of Personnel Management network was wider than first acknowledged, and officials said Friday that a database holding sensitive security clearance information on millions of federal employees and contractors also was compromised."