This might indicate that there was extensive bugging of the phones of prominent people, says the BBC's Stephen Evans in Berlin.
Nixon also bugged reporters and used bribery, blackmail attempts, forgery, spying, burglary, and extensive bugging by national police agencies and by his own "plumbers squad" to monitor and manipulate the press for political purposes.
Even after South Korea was democratized in the early 1990s, prosecutors raided the secretive agency only once — in 2005, when it was revealed that the agency illegally ran an extensive operation of bugging the telephones of politicians, businessmen, journalists and others.
To acquire this insight, we conducted an extensive analysis of the publicly available bug data on the Linux kernel over a period of seven years.
Why are the software woes so important?First, the bugs seem to be extensive.
Last year, the Bureau reported that more than a third of its 183 schools were in poor condition, requiring extensive renovation or - like the Bug-O-Nay-Ge-Shig school - replacement.
That's why our customers still encounter bugs despite the rigorous and extensive stress testing and beta testing we do".
For other four families, we identified their potential autonomous families using extensive analysis in the silkworm and the triatomine bug.
Reprints Related topics United States Insurance Business Personal finance Crime and lawThe companies taking their insurers to court argue that the insurance industry lobbied actively for extensive preparations to avoid being bitten by the computer bug.
