Thomas Rid

Yet it is surprising difficult to find well-documented case studies of classified data theft.

Many of you in the CTI and adjacent communities know I'm writing a history book. If you have tips, pls contact me privately. We're looking at a significant gap in our history here.

Question. Too many U.S. gov't agencies have been breached & plundered by Chinese and Russian intel agencies, for well more than a quarter century now—again and again. With shocking regularity.

It is implausible that data have never been exfiled from *classified* systems.

Very nerdy intelligence history question (answer should not not be classified): NGA and TRANSCOM used giant imagery printers around 2010. What kind of printers were they?

Options:
HP DesignJet 10000 series
Canon imagePROGRAF
Espon Styus Pro
Roland Hi-Fi
Vutek QS3200

There are multiple solutions chromewebstore.google.com/detail/remov...

AI, Ukraine, Middle East, Israel, OSINT, defense, intel, more. Some communities never left X in large numbers, especially abroad.

Note: I went back to X. Nixed all my "following" there, removed the "for you" tab, and rebuilt a more newsy feed. I feel much better informed as a result. Unpleasant to admit, but bsky felt too much like a shrinking echo-chamber for me. Will continue to check in occasionally. Good luck.