email e mail email 286x300 reveal the method of Bin Laden to send e mails The death of Osama Bin Laden is still making news in all areas, and technology is not alien to it . Recently released very interesting information that showed how the leader of Al Qaeda he managed to send emails without phone or Internet in your house .

Since the attacks of 11 September 2001, the U.S. authorities tried to track down Bin Laden through the web, but were never able to find the target . The bomber had used a very crude but very effective while consisting in the use of his staff to distribute the messages .

id=”more-15018″> The system of al Qaeda as follows: writing emails on a computer in his hideout, kept the text in a USB flash memory (a flash drive) and handed to an assistant . He traveled to a nearby cafe, sent the message and in turn copied and kept the e-mails received within the storage unit .

slow and complicated process, no doubt, but it was very effective for several years. We should also mention that the U.S. commando group entered the house of bin Laden kidnapped hundreds of pen drives that had the emails sent and received by the Saudi-born terrorist .

This information came to light in the hand a counterterrorism official and another person who also participated in the American research . Both spoke anonymously with reporters from the Associated Press, and said that none of the emails Bin Laden had contact with people inside the United States .

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Logo twitter The attack on Bin Laden told via Twitter It is now known worldwide that a group of marines U.S. Osama Bin Laden killed in Pakistan . Currently, all Internet portals, television and radio stations are talking about it, but Twitter again earned worldwide attention .

particular the fact is that a user of the popular social network became the “reporter” of what happened in Pakistani territory . A simple citizen of Abbotabad worked at home at the time it started to unravel the conflict that led to the downfall of the leader of Al Qaeda, and recorded the events in your TimeLine .

id=”more-14885″> “A helicopter flies over Abbotabad at 1 am (rare) said Sohaib Athar on the network without knowing what happen later. “Go helicopter before take my giant flyswatter” , subsequently published .

With the passage of minutes a user realized something important was brewing: “They shake the windows in Abbotabad, hopefully not the start of something unpleasant” , added . But what most surprised Sohaib Athar were the thousands of followers who joined instantly .

As if this were not enough, his name was Trending Topic worldwide for several hours , and representatives of various international media contacted him to enjoy the nearby site facts .

Beyond the political context behind the news we should mention Twitter, because once again ranked as the means chosen by millions of people to follow an event of worldwide interest .