That's the first time I've ever seen a story about this.<p>I am astounded that none of the press wrote about the failures of the intelligence community to provide operational safeguards for the control of classified information, particularly in the Manning case.<p>There is supposed to be an air gap. But no one enforced it? Heads should have rolled all the way up the chain of command for that.<p>It's not even clear to me that the bulk copying of these memos triggered any alert or even left any kind of audit trail. If that's true, then more heads should've rolled for that too.<p>What if Manning had been an operative of a foreign government? He could have been shipping those files out of the country and we'd still be none the wiser.<p>Now they're doing 'two man control', according to the article? I have no confidence that that will be enforced either.<p>Seriously, no one is concerned about this devastating revelation that our classified information is not protected?