Google Detective Force on the case, sir!

Either I can't spell anyone's names, my friends and family are all privacy freaks, or that UW degree validation system is completely useless. I hope it doesn't cost any of their alumn a job interview.

You know, short wave radios are one of the things you might want to have if you are from Russia, or like to catch the Latin station from Norway.

@3, yes, very handy for relaxing with an ice cold Oly after driving home from your job at the television factory in your Ford Fairlane. You can use it to catch up on what the Soviets are saying about Ike.

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Russian intel? Oxyclean.

The Linked In profile of the spy of the same name indicates that he has been working for several years for one of the largest teleconferencing services in the US. I'm sure he had access to a lot of sensitive corporate information and possibly government agencies and defense contractors. If he was good, he could also set up a monitoring line in to any teleconference bridge they had and listen or record it without anyone knowing. At the very least he had billing records of all customer phone numbers that participated, and what companies they worked for. Scary.

Will's comments have often seemed to be answering questions that nobody asked...---...--.

Duhn-duhn-duh!

stinkbug @5: You're disgusting. Fuck off, pervert!

michael zitolli DID work for link, that is the same guy that was arrested for the spying. Crazy!
Looks like as soon as he left Link Conference, he moved to Arlington.
The scary thing was, the boss at Link did NOT bother to do background checks on their employees. I know this for a fact.

So he lived in capitol hill (13th and Republican) and/or around 1100 Spring St?

Looks like the two of them got jaywalking tickets together. And now they're being charged as spies together? That's kinda cute.

He was born 2/15/70?
She was born 4/27/79?

I wanna know more about these spies!

@2: Something is wrong with the UW validation database. I don't show up and neither do several friends.

Ok previous comment is wrong. There might not be anything wrong w/the UW database. Turns out I'm a "privacy freak."

If you authorize release of your degrees, you also authorize release of your address, phone number and email. Nope, didn't authorize it then and ain't gonna now.

@14: That's OK--the Russians know all about you anyway.

Shortwave radio and one-time pads are sooo 1960's. Haven't they heard of that Internet thingy in Russia?

In Soviet Russia, code breaks YOU!

@16 where do you think the codebreakers and botnets are from?

Random columns of numbers! Sooo, math is illegal now, too?