SAS chiefs used secret IT system to hide troops' sickening child abuse images Special Forces used a top-secret computer system to hide graphic child abuse images belonging to their soldiers.
The existence emerged of the material only after it was discovered as part of enquiries into claims that SAS troops executed civilians in Afghanistan in cold blood] 'Police should have identified any material passed around inappropriately.
The sickening material was concealed in a 'cyber vault' on a network so highly classified that not even the Royal Military Police had clearance to view it (stock image).
The sickening material was concealed in a 'cyber vault' on a network so highly classified that not even the Royal Military Police had clearance to view it.
Primarily Sonata – the IT system – was used to store highly classified reports on SAS operations, but a 'hidden compartment' inside the server was reserved for indecent images.
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