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Subject: [iwar] Nixed 'Holy War' Web Site Offered PGP Encryption Key
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Nixed 'Holy War' Web Site Offered PGP Encryption Key
http://www.newsbytes.com/news/01/170828.html
A U.K.-based Web site that offered Islamic military training apparently has
been shut down by British officials. The site provided a PGP ("Pretty Good
Privacy") encryption key to visitors wanting to conceal their
communications with the company, Newsbytes has learned.
The Web site belonging to Sakina Security Services Ltd., apparently shut
down by British law enforcement officials Wednesday, advertised a firearms
training course called "The Ultimate Jihad Challenge," among other services.
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