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RE: Just for fun scenario
The information in cyberspace can not be destroyed. It can always be retrieved, unless it is government crimes, then the server breaks down and that is sufficient explanation.
The government systems are hacked so often that most of the information you would wish to be destroyed is already being circulated on the deep web.
The U.S. has had the personal information of more than 6 million government workers or pension recipients stolen in the past 6 months. And that is just what they have admitted to losing. With those details they can trace every aspect of your life right down to your favorite brand of tea and the pennies in your piggy bank.
Apparently they do not know who hacked the system, why they hacked it, or what the information will be used for.
Your systems are in no better shape.
That is not paranoia, simply a statement of fact.
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