They worked at the agency as regular employees, with unfettered access to its computer records and files.
He noted that in addition to a lack of unfettered access to the computer code and consistent raw data on which the work was based, journals that had readily published Dr Potti's papers were reluctant to publish his letters critical of the work.
All over the world, from South Africa to South Korea, business is booming in what hackers call "zero days," the coding flaws in software like Microsoft Windows that can give a buyer unfettered access to a computer and any business, agency or individual dependent on one.
It is the policy of the United States…to preserve the vibrant and competitive free market that presently exists for the Internet and other interactive computer services, unfettered by Federal or State regulation.
Among the most famous is a landmark Cornell University study from 2003 called "The Laptop and the Lecture," wherein half of a class was allowed unfettered access to their computers during a lecture while the other half was asked to keep their laptops closed.
The attack damaged centrifuges and might have provided a surveillance window into Iranian activities by giving Western intelligence agencies unfettered access to the desktop computers of Iranian project managers.
The Pentagon, which for years resisted allowing unfettered Internet access on military computers because of cyber-security concerns, has now embraced the revolution, saying instant communication is a huge morale boost for troops and their families.
How can such an obvious hoax continue to spread given the unfettered access to accurate technological information that computer users have?
As others were cashing out of Microsoft, Mr. Brass came to work for the software publisher three years ago, in order to pursue his personal mission of introducing the world to a new kind of computer: a fully powered Windows "tablet," unfettered by keyboard or cables, that would always be with its owner, always turned on and always wirelessly connected to the Internet.
And, because we're not making the Terminator error and giving unfettered control over all military might to a computer program, we'll have to assume that, more plausibly, we may find ourselves dealing with computer control over financial systems, communication infrastructure, and the like.
