"RonSonic" <
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| On Sun, 6 Aug 2006 22:53:48 +0200, "trg" <
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wrote:
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| >"Carl Sundquist" <
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| >l%2Bg.54$yO4.15@dukeread02...
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| >| "B. Lafferty" <
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| >| news:
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| >| >
| >| > IIRC, the UCI decided to tell the public that a rider in the Tour had
| >| > tested positive without naming the rider. They did so out of a
concern
| >| > that L'Equipe is thought to have contacts at the lab and might get
the
| >| > story out first.
| >|
| >| So in other words the UCI had such little confidence in the lab's
security
| >| they had to do a pre-emptive announcement.
| >|
| >| Not that it matters now, anyway.
| >|
| >
| >No they had no confidence in the lab's confidentiality. Not the same as
the
| >security.
|
| Almost exactly the same. Your distinction is like the embezzler who only
takes
| ten dollar bills.
|
| Ron
No security is who has access to the actual test and testing equipment.
Confidentiality is who has access to the information about the test results.
I had no confidence in L'Equipe's reporting of the test results, because
confidentiality was not maintained. However, unless the UCI also bases their
statement on a leak rather than official results, the fact that l'Equipe
reported (truthfully or not) what the results were before they were
officially released, does not put the official results in question.
Suppose you had one million people watching on television every step of the
testing process from Floyd's pissing in the jar, to the results in the lab.
And there was only one person during the whole time that touched, or could
have touched the sample. That would be a test that was secure but not
confidential.
Likewise, if I hack the email system at the lab and read the result in an
interlab email, I have no effect on the result. There is no security issue
with the test. My knowing the results can in no way change them.
The fact that the NSA phone taps were disclosed by a leak, doesn't mean that
they didn't happen.