I know a "secret." I know the identity of the man who was CIA chief of station in Kabul until one month ago.
The name of the top spook in Afghanistan was disseminated via email to 6,000-plus reporters as part of an attendance list of senior U.S. officials participating in a meeting with President Barack Obama during his surprise visit with U.S. troops.
The government spotted the error and asked journalists not to post it. They agreed. Still, it's all over the Internet.