] "Open-source software--available widely through the
] Internet--has the potential to provide our nation's
] enemies or potential enemies with computing capabilities
] that are restricted by U.S. law," McBride said. "A
] computer expert in North Korea who has a number of
] personal computers can download the latest version of
] Linux...and in short order build a virtual
] supercomputer."

New angle from SCO -- go after government Linux users. Though it seems doubtful that it will help push SCOX back up ... closed at $8.71 today after hitting a low of $8.43 earlier in the trading session.

U: According to Groklaw, this is old news ... this was one
of the letters sent back in December. There are a number of other
interesting details as well -- check Groklaw.