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Hacking tests begin on national ID database

By Andy McCue

Published: Monday 15 March 2004

It sounds like they are doing the risk assessment ...
Anonymous

Passport database So if there is already a secure...
Allan McBain

Big Brother, Orwell you were 20 years too soon. bu...
Anonymous

Maybe George Orwell was not 20 years too soon. Per...
Reed Howey

Well here we go!! 0rwell was prety light weight re...
anonymous

I have no doubt that there are many of us who will...
Bernice

The only reliable discriminator is DNA. So whilst...
Nigel Holder

So in spite of the farcical 'consultation' that to...
steve watkins

The government has to ask for OUR vote for this sc...
Ray

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