Sentences with phrase «shared classified information»

Some of that property may even belong to government agencies who have shared classified information with climate scientists.

Though the end credits contain a standard disclaimer about dramatization and the film even inspired an official statement from the CIA regarding its fictions (or rather distillations), this is the same production that elicited investigation into whether advisors went too far in sharing classified information.

Not exact matches

But Twitter isn't just a big classifieds section, it's a community where people share information.

'' [Petraeus] not only shared [classified information] with someone who was not allowed to have it, but we found it in a search warrant under the insulation in his attic, and then he lied to us about it in the investigation,» Comey said during a Thursday hearing before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee.

Now that I've shared this not - so - classified information, you're probably wondering why on earth I just made chocolate almond oat bars.

For the study, the researchers classified all 2500 mammalian species for which information exists as either solitary, socially monogamous or group - living (several breeding females share a common range and either eat or sleep together).

After the foreign nationals accessed this information it is possible they shared this sensitive and classified information with foreign entities.

Dartmouth geneticists instead rely on the information contained in the PHPN's topology to automatically classify traits and diseases by their shared genetic mechanisms, such as common genes or pathways.

Under bipartisan legislation introduced in the Senate, federal authorities would share classified cyber threat information with state election officials.

yro.slashdot.org - An anonymous reader shares a report: Classified documents provided by the whistleblower Edward Snowden show the National Security Agency worked urgently to target Bitcoin users around the world — and wielded at least one mysterious source of information to «help track down senders and receivers...

grahamcluley.com - North Korea was determined to be the culprit after studying «classified, sensitive information» which «can't be shared unfortunately», says Department of Homeland Security.

There is also no classifying information shared between families about each other, thereby effectively cutting possible contact between the two.