Boston-based Iron Mountain, which was hired to store and safeguard Louisiana scholarship and college savings account data lost a decade of backup records -- including bank account numbers and student and parent Social Security numbers -- during a move, officials say.
Extracted from Boston.com Wednesday, October 17, 2007
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Anti-shredder aims to stick spy files back together
Computer
program should re-assemble notes from the East German Stasi. By Ned Stafford
A
research team in Germany has developed a
computer-software system to piece together some 45 million pages of secret police
files ripped into 600 million pieces. The files were torn up nearly 18 years
ago by panicking agents of communist East Germany's dreaded State Security
Service (Stasi).
