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Julian Sanchez
@normative
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17. lis 2018. |
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Several things about this are extraordinary. Not least the timing. twitter.com/bradheath/stat…
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Julian Sanchez
@normative
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17. lis 2018. |
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By “timing” I mean that there was apparently an active pen register within HOURS of publication of an article containing leaked material. And unless they zeroed in on a suspect almost immediately, it would seem like the pen register must have targeted the reporter.
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Andres Freund (Pol)
@AndresFreundPol
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17. lis 2018. |
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Hm, but there's been a lot of articles clearly using leaked SARs before? I'm not sure why you're starting the investigatory clock at the ~7th article published?
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Julian Sanchez
@normative
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17. lis 2018. |
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Fair point. I was assuming that because the pen register became active the same day as the article published, the article was what triggered them to seek the pen register.
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Andres Freund (Pol)
@AndresFreundPol
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17. lis 2018. |
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I've a hard time believing they move fast enough to get a pen register up within a few hours, in a new investigation. Especially when having to go through the hurdles they, presumably still, have to go through when investigating a journo. But also generally.
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