Britam-Fakes? TRANSLATION

http://apxwn.blogspot.de/2013/01/britam-fakes.html


 The following text concerns surfaced
a few days ago "leaks" of the British
security firm (?) Britam and stems largely
from a fellow colleague. Actually,
anyone can open a file with an editor
(instead of Outlook), come to the same
conclusions.

 And once again bustle in the internetwork,
which prompted me to download the published
archives to me once to look and see how
it now actually looks like, if you like
cracking a private security service with
military ambitions. Well, we unpack it,
and what we have - three directories
called, "Iran" and "Iraq" "Syria!".

 The first thing the introductory text
of the "hacker" immediately draws the
attention, of course, is Syria. All
are shocked! Now you can, however,
after this initial shock therapy once
turning his brain and see what really
is in those directories. Aha - personal
information about employees, reports
of any measures, documents the methodology
of implementation Selbiger, organizational
charts and network diagrams (as of July
2012). There are lots of files, but
nobody has time. Why prove anything so
if you have the "email" already there,
but there it is in black and white,
Qatar and Washington, and the other
Ukrainians and all!

 Let's see. First, it is surprising
that such a company just me nothing,
you kept nothing secret documents
in the open network and the safety
of their employees at risk. Here come
the first doubts. Why are the two
schemes, ie Organizational and network
plans, in the same folder? The
headquarters shall notify the employees
in the stores with which internal
corporate strategies it pursues? Oh.
There is a basic understanding of how
to store confidential data and generally
deals with security issues in the grid.
Britam and probably no sysadmins who
have any idea of it?

 More closely to the content. In the
directory "! Syria" there is a single
e-mail file that is apparently
accidentally fallen into it. And they
say "Sirian Issue.eml". Sirian, exactly.
In addition, a Paßkopie and the CV
of the sender, as if this is just
applying for a job. It includes employee
data anyway somewhere else. The e-mail
itself does not have an attachment.

 In the directory "Iran," which has
taken almost no one, there is a single
e-mail to the following:

 For whatever reason, David was suddenly
cool to use the public file server from
a third party (mbf.cc = "mailbigfile")
for secret data? What's more: hypothetical
contingency plans for certain actions:
ANNEX A OPLAN OPLAN ANNEX B, etc., all
with the code name "Ruhayyat". Logically,
the one associated with the folder name
"Iran". Therefore probably a military
operation against Iran will be meant.

 And the third list - "Iraq". There,
most of the files is with reports of
operations.

 Scans of identification documents,
lists and personal details of staff,
access to accounts, including passwords,
reports of incidents of objects of
daily flow and wax ... an e-mail in
which it comes to an incident that
is not in the documents with the
security of a customer handled carefully.
Sticky a document containing a report
on the incident.

 When you copy all of the gravel from
the "Iran" for "Iraq", then there is
a reasonably credible picture. Britam
deals with security guards and with
appropriate methods under conditions
of war, instructs army units and
private security firms of all potential
customers. Routine documentation
that completely relates to the work
in Iraq.

 A search for the key words "Iran"
and / or "Syria" in all files - no hits.
Except for the two e-mails.

 These e-mails are up to the body
and an obvious manipulation of the
date, completely identical:

    diff Iranian \ Issue.eml Sirian \ Issue.eml


    24.25 c24, 25
    <For; Thu, 16 Oct 2012 23:57:18 +0800 (SGT)
    <Received: (qmail 18137 invoked from network), 16 Oct 2012 15:57:27 -0000
    ---
    > For; Mon, 24 Dec 2012 23:57:18 +0800 (SGT)
    > Received: (qmail 18137 invoked from network), 24 Dec 2012 15:57:27 -0000
    30.31 c30, 31
    <Subject: Iranian Issue
    <Date: Thu, 16 Oct 2012 15:57:16 -0000
    ---
    > Subject: Syrian Issue
    > Date: Thu, 24 Dec 2012 15:57:16 -0000


 The only difference is just the date
(October 16/24 December). The time
is up to the second exactly the same.

 The process ID of the e-mail program
(Qmail) is identical in the two e-mails
(18,137). The chance that this match
pid of broadcast at various times emails
is vanishingly small. So one or both
emails are fakes.

 Conclusion: the files and documents
may be genuine, but they all belong to
the work of Britam in Iraq. To note a
few of them were in new folder - and
"Iran" "Syria!" - Set and faked two
e-mail files. Plump and has made
clumsy, but its effect in an environment
that also deals with HAARP and chemtrails.


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      Dr. Seidel29. January 2013 03:34

      Thank you for the work that you should take just to be not moved.
      Fakes and half-truths obviously concerns a lot of content and if data has already been there, you have to look at it also.
      Also important is a legitimate argument, as indeed happened here, for others not personally attack, because often you actually pulls in the same direction.
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            apxwn29. January 2013 14:22

            The last paragraph is a "Dr." worthy, as far as the wave of fence posts, but sometimes I can not help myself ... sorry :)
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      CE29. January 2013 03:56

      Clean work. Case closed.
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      Anonym29. January 2013 10:48

      well researched, proven is thus still not clear and as an informed human being who still denies that it is haarp and chemtrails (although their extent depending on the interest and flow greatly exaggerated or understated be) do not implausible.

      the content of these mails, whether fake or not, plays a minor role, because they are obvious because Assad and Syria will be overcome and can not break out of the anti-Zionist front, without foreign intervention, made by usa-nato.
      since this is because Russia, Chiona iran and the majority of world public simply can not, must provide a "floor" and are generated as in the old false-flage is a mannered chemiewafeneinsatz etc. optimally.
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            apxwn29. January 2013 15:10

            Proved nothing, except that the emails are fake relatively safe. And just let the hoopla about the chemical weapons and "Ukrainians", etc.,. Nevertheless, the course provides an information leak represents How to make the but usually. Something garbage, put in the information.

            One of the things mentioned in the first paragraph: it's just not my subject.
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      Anonym29. January 2013 14:21

      Excellent, apxwn. There probably had a little to be improved, because the existing documents were too boring. Inconceivable that someone can fake emails detail and yet is so careless.
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            kaumi29. January 2013 15:22

            apxwn,

            as you can see in Sarsura, I have this issue now posted there early. The "syriatruth" is an Internet Sammelsorium for approved messages, which can use both the opposition and the government Middle currents.
            Of course, your research should be observed, but because of the experience gained in the last 2 years experience of the above named Hand, I would not have a residual possibility of the authenticity of the leaked e-mail traffic you want to exclude.

            In any case thank you for your work, it is essential and very informative.
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            apxwn29. January 2013 15:31

            Kaumi Hello, I was, frankly, taken aback when I read "Sirian issue" (sic) as the file name. However, since the subject of this e-mail again is correctly written, you actually can not exclude a residual possibility of authenticity (as it must not have been Phil and David, who created the e-mail file). Russian friends have identified the way from a file with a Ukrainian name lists, and they know the * real * for a "British security company" operates. So is there any truth yes, but not necessarily wrt Syria and Iran.
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      Wurzelberg29. January 2013 22:02

      Apxwn Hello, super job, yesterday I had lunch also get wind of it and immediately downloaded. My research went only once towards this ominous chiefs of BRITAM, Phillip Leonard Doughty, whose ID Copy appears also there. At least this seems to exist in name, and for some time:

      https://www.duedil.com/director/905089550/phillip-leonard-doughty
      http://company-director-check.co.uk/director/905089550

      If that is true, wonders how foolish are at all. Or it should just look real and the fake just the mails have sloppy?
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            apxwn30. January 2013 05:29

            If it is fake, then it was in any case not professionals. The remaining data are indeed really quite confidential. That's how just "leaks". It is at best something else behind it than the noise that you make (wrt Syria and Iran) that. If it now and then, for example, messages are again a revolution in Qatar, one can certainly understand the warnings as to the recipients that are already know that they are meant. Is perhaps similar. Because you could do with the "Director check" of Mr. Doughty keep an eye on ...
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      Antraxxxa30. January 2013 01:39

      Now you're going to discuss asr :-)

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            apxwn30. January 2013 05:20

            Always stay critical, Freeman said in a comment there, mutatis mutandis. Fits real well.
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      Anonym30. January 2013 06:56

      whether or gefäscht the truth accordingly ... should thoroughly every human on this planet, the question to be put heart and soul to live for good or evil, because this causality is fundamentally future for us all!
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