BBC: UK security details 'listed on web'

[Nick Barron]

In article <GFELLJPDBHAKPOELKHHEGECPCAAA.james@hiltonbury.com>, 
james@hiltonbury.com (James Radley) wrote:

> As I remember it, the Army has been using encrypted traffic for years at 
> the
> higher levels of command. It's 10 years since I last did a signals course,
> and it was pretty mature ( at least 10 years in service ) then. The peons

You're right, but I suspect budget control for secure radio for the military 
is somewhat more sympathetic than the Home Office (although after the Bowman 
fiasco that may change :) 

Nik