DoDTechipedia visited more by Tehran 3.7% than Washington 3.6%

DoDTechipedia visited more by Tehran 3.7% than Washington 3.6%

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Visitors by Country: United States 38.3%
India 10.3%
Great Britain (UK) 4.9%
Germany 2.6%
Malaysia 1.9%
Romania 1.6%
Visitors by City: Tehran 3.7%
Washington 3.6%
Los Angeles 2.2%
Atlanta 1.8%
New York 1.6%
San Diego 1.5%

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So with the above statements on the websites sign on page why is Irans capitol visiting the site more then our own?

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Another link to DODTechipedia.
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So is Iran trying to hack the DOD or is there something else going on?

Heres some of the things that would be on DODTechipedia for them look at.

Information Analysis Centers
Information Analysis Centers (IACs) are research and analysis organizations established by the DoD to support researchers, scientists, engineers, and program managers with expertise in all areas of Defense research and engineering. For complete information, visit the homepage for the DoD IACs.

DoD Information Analysis Centers:

AMMTIAC - Advanced Materials, Manufacturing, and Testing Information Analysis Center

CBRNIAC - Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Defense Information Analysis Center

CPIAC - Chemical Propulsion Information Analysis Center

DACS - Data and Analysis Center for Software

IATAC - Information Assurance Technology Analysis Center

MSIAC - Modeling and Simulation Information Analysis Center

RIAC - Reliability Information Analysis Center

SENSIAC - Military Sensing Information Analysis Center

SURVIAC - Survivability/Vulnerability Information Analysis Center

WSTIAC - Weapons Systems Technology Information Analysis Center
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Last modified: 06/16/10
IACs
DoD IACs
AMMTIAC
CBRNIAC
CPIAC
DACS
IATAC
MSIAC
RIAC
SENSIAC
SURVIAC
WSTIAC
DTIC and DoD Seal

Do we really want Iran "The Axis of Evil" Looking at these type things on our DOD databases?

It could be U.S. operatives in Iran, remaining in contact with databases. Though Iran claims to be able to track virtually all internet traffic. Could be a U.S. gov't hacker routing through Tehran to plant cybercrime evidence. Remember the U.S. is considering "pre-emptive" cyber-strikes on cyberthreats. IDK just throwing some ideas out there.

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Seems like im seeing way more than I should be right now on the sight. Im floating around looking at software section in a SEO Text Browser that poped open in my regular browser?

The following is BS:
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•are an employee of a DoD organization (civilian and military including National Guard and Reserves on active duty), DoD contractor or potential DoD contractor


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•are a participant in the Small Business Innovation Research or Small Business Technology Transfer (SBIR/STTR) program


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So, if your not a student of a minority college, you are not eligible? Talk about discrimination!

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Well Iranians have registered for technology related studies more than any other nations in the world, percentage wise speaking. There are more women trying to learn more about their sciences than men in Iran. Maybe that is why, they want to learn more, without already existing research they can't, so the world is offering them support.