EDS at it again

[scooterscot]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7662604.stm

[Peoplesoft bloke]

But we can trust the government with our data..........

[coultog]

Don't think we can trust anyone with our data!

[TheFaQQer]

I like the way that they are prosecuting the guy that left a folder on the train under the Official Secrets Act, even though the information was more embarrassing that it was left than dangerous to anyone.

But since the minister for security and counter terrorism, Admiral Lord West, was himself courtmartialled for unlawfully removing documents from the MoD, which he then dropped and ended up in the papers, at least we know that the man in charge has experience of this kind of thing.

[ratewhore]

It's OK, MOD plod are investigating. They'll have it back in no time...

[ChuckNorris]

Don't think we can trust anyone with our data!

You can trust me.

[Bob Dalek]

"It is understood the drive was not encrypted. "

Quelle surprise!

[wobbegong]

Why is that disks/CDs contaning the details of well-endowed nymphomaniac women never go missing only to turn up on eBay?

Hold on . . . I see a plan C forming.