Britain's Ministry of Defence (MOD) was forced to scramble to retract top secret information it had accidentally put online concerning the country's fleet of nuclear submarines, it confirmed Sunday.
A tabloid newspaper, the Daily Star, alerted the department to the fact that certain sections of their website, which had officially been redacted, or blackened-out, could be read by simply cutting-and- pasting the text into a new document.
You can view the page at http://mybroadband.co.za/vb/content.php/2852-Britain-posts-top-secret-nuclear-sub-info-online
A tabloid newspaper, the Daily Star, alerted the department to the fact that certain sections of their website, which had officially been redacted, or blackened-out, could be read by simply cutting-and- pasting the text into a new document.
You can view the page at http://mybroadband.co.za/vb/content.php/2852-Britain-posts-top-secret-nuclear-sub-info-online
