December 17, 2010
Wikileaks: Controversial, But is it NSFW?
Wikileaks: Controversial, But is it NSFW?
Threatpost,By Paul Roberts
As government agencies and the military bar access to the WIkileaks documents, a poll of Web filtering providers finds most label the leak site more "newsy" than "naughty."
The controversy surrounding leaked diplomatic cables is prompting organizations of all stripes to weigh whether or not to block access of their employees to the leaked documents. But a poll of prominent Web filtering firms by Threatpost suggests that most consider Wikileaks sites to be sources of "news and politics" that don't warrant extra security.
Wikileaks: Controversial, But is it NSFW?
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