Nonetheless, they feel a cold chill each time someone reports a new security hole. Some holes are found in the encryption tools. More often though, the application that uses the encryption tool has bugs. Internet browser applications are prone to this due to their large size and complexity. While the cryptographic component might remain secure, back door bugs to the application can nullify the value of the e-mail encryption.
Many hotels now offer phones in rooms with services such as voicemail.
I checked into one such establishment recently, and was surprised to find a message already waiting as I always use a mobile phone when travelling. When I returned the following evening the message light was on again, the voicemail software having seemingly requeued the message. This went on all week, and I presume will be causing blushes for some time. That particular RISK predates the NCIC 2000 system. The same agency provides access to the FBI NCIC and to all 49 state criminal justice databases.