Used MP3 Player Yields U.S. Military Info
It's not the first time a used storage device of some type has yielded sensitive information, and it will not be the last. Chris Ogle from Whangerei, NZ (pictured) got a surprise after he purchased a used MP3 player from an Oklahoma thrift store for $18. Upon hooking it to his PC, he found 60 files of military information in total, including the names and personal details of American soldiers.
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