That would definitely be one of the best places to start breaking the seal on something like this.
It's pretty unlikely anyone in the general public will ever have access to anything earth shattering (classified, or say, laptops left at a repair shop), so the best place to start is to ID the small publicly available leaks...work from one to the next...and then the drip, drip, drip actually has a chance at becoming something they have to address and plug.
Only thing is- I'd hate for something like that to end in mountains of evidence that just get ignored though...you know, like if someone tried to steal an election in broad daylight.
That would definitely be one of the best places to start breaking the seal on something like this.
It's pretty unlikely anyone in the general public will ever have access to anything earth shattering (classified, or say, laptops left at a repair shop), so the best place to start is to ID the small publicly available leaks...work from one to the next...and then the drip, drip, drip actually has a chance at becoming something they have to address and plug.
Only thing is- I'd hate for something like that to end in mountains of evidence that just get ignored though...you know, like if someone tried to steal an election in broad daylight.