This SlashDot article states that the Department of the Interior has been forced offline again due to vague security concerns, cutting digital access to federal information. The Bush administration seems determined to reduce access to legitimate content: first ordering times and locations of public meetings removed from websites, then restricting access to information architecture materials through the DoE, and now the DoI is offline.

http://tinyurl.com/3ftbc

Posted by michael on Tuesday March 16, @04:43PM
from the is-there-a-sysadmin-in-the-house? dept.
IO ERROR writes "The U.S. District Court ordered the Department of Interior to take all its systems offline for the third time, saying that its systems were too insecure to be left open. Among the systems to go offline are those that process payments owed to American Indians and Internet access in schools on Indian reservations. DOI employees cannot use the Web or send or receive e-mail."