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Former Acting HHS Cyber Security Director Sentenced to 25 Years in Prison for Engaging in Child Pornography Enterprise
According to evidence presented at trial, DeFoggi registered as a member of the Tor-network-based child pornography website on March 2, 2012, and maintained his membership and activity until Dec. 8, 2012, when the website was taken down by the FBI. The website’s users utilized advanced technological means in order to undermine law enforcement’s attempts to identify them. The website was accessible only through Tor, an Internet application specifically designed to facilitate anonymous communication. Acting under the cloak of anonymity, users advised others on best practices to prevent detection by law enforcement, including advice about the proper use of encryption software, techniques to hide or password-protect child pornography collections, and programs to remove data from a user’s computer.
Former Acting HHS Cyber Security Director Sentenced to 25 Years in Prison for Engaging in Child Pornography Enterprise OPA Department of Justice
This is the guy who was in charge of Medicare/SS among other HHS agencies cyber security!
Think about the other criminal activities that are NOW becoming known for this administration that per Hussein's own words...
President Obama on Thursday:“This is the most transparent administration in history,”
“I can document that this is the case,” he continued. “Every visitor that comes into the White House is now part of the public record. Every law we pass and every rule we implement we put online for everyone to see.”
Obama says his is most transparent administration ever TheHill
YUP.... MOST transparent EXCEPT when looking at naked childen..
Timothy DeFoggi, 56, formerly of Germantown, Md., was convicted in August of engaging in a
child exploitation enterprise,
conspiracy to advertise and
distribute child pornography
and accessing a computer with intent to view child pornography,
according to a Justice Department press release.
“Using the same technological expertise he employed as Acting Director of Cyber Security at HHS, DeFoggi attempted to sexually exploit children and traffic in child pornography through an anonymous computer network of child predators,” Assistant Attorney General Caldwell said in a statement.
Former HHS official sentenced to 25 years in prison for child pornography charges - The Washington Post
According to evidence presented at trial, DeFoggi registered as a member of the Tor-network-based child pornography website on March 2, 2012, and maintained his membership and activity until Dec. 8, 2012, when the website was taken down by the FBI. The website’s users utilized advanced technological means in order to undermine law enforcement’s attempts to identify them. The website was accessible only through Tor, an Internet application specifically designed to facilitate anonymous communication. Acting under the cloak of anonymity, users advised others on best practices to prevent detection by law enforcement, including advice about the proper use of encryption software, techniques to hide or password-protect child pornography collections, and programs to remove data from a user’s computer.
Former Acting HHS Cyber Security Director Sentenced to 25 Years in Prison for Engaging in Child Pornography Enterprise OPA Department of Justice
This is the guy who was in charge of Medicare/SS among other HHS agencies cyber security!
Think about the other criminal activities that are NOW becoming known for this administration that per Hussein's own words...
President Obama on Thursday:“This is the most transparent administration in history,”
“I can document that this is the case,” he continued. “Every visitor that comes into the White House is now part of the public record. Every law we pass and every rule we implement we put online for everyone to see.”
Obama says his is most transparent administration ever TheHill
YUP.... MOST transparent EXCEPT when looking at naked childen..
Timothy DeFoggi, 56, formerly of Germantown, Md., was convicted in August of engaging in a
child exploitation enterprise,
conspiracy to advertise and
distribute child pornography
and accessing a computer with intent to view child pornography,
according to a Justice Department press release.
“Using the same technological expertise he employed as Acting Director of Cyber Security at HHS, DeFoggi attempted to sexually exploit children and traffic in child pornography through an anonymous computer network of child predators,” Assistant Attorney General Caldwell said in a statement.
Former HHS official sentenced to 25 years in prison for child pornography charges - The Washington Post
