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...er-case internets include the secure military networks such as SIPRNET and JWICS, which use exactly the same Internet Protocol and routers as the public Int ...d a lower-case internet as an IP-based network,which NIPRNET, SIPRNET, and JWICS all are. That they use link encryptors is invisible to the routers. [[User

...not be able to obtain the public key for a high-security network such as [[JWICS]].

...ay, the military warfighting networks, such as [[NIPRNET]], [[SIPRNET]], [[JWICS]] and [[Warfighter Information Network]] are separate from the Internet. ...authorized users at various classified levels, including [[SIPRNET]] and [[JWICS]], which, at the user interface level, work much like the Internet.

...etc., have to go on a network approved for more sensitive traffic, such as JWICS. SIPRNET, however, can handle the bulk of classified information used by c

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...in one respect, such as TOP SECRET/SPECIAL ACCESS REQUIRED/POLO STEP over JWICS, but personal privacy isn't a major concern -- security officials routinely

...the size of U.S. military networks such as [[NIPRNET]], [[SIPRNET]] and [[JWICS]] have unique address space that is delegated by military administrators. I

...y (SCIF). The SCIF will contain intelligence communications systems (e.g., JWICS), and be restricted to staff cleared for SCI; the U.S. slang term for the o

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