Noforn

The real problem with the release of the dispatches, particularly the kind labeled "noforn," meaning it shouldn't be shared with foreign governments, is that it is politically embarrassing -- which is why we, the public, have a right to view it. ❋ Robert Scheer (2010)

The massive computer attack on Google and other companies, first revealed last January, is the focus of a small set of the 251,287 U.S. diplomatic cables leaked by WikiLeaks, of which more than 90 percent are neither secret nor “noforn” not to be shared with foreign governments. ❋ Alex Pasternack (2010)

The hundreds of classified documents - marked "secret" and "noforn" meaning the information is not to be shared with representatives of other countries - are assessments, interviews and internal memos from the Pentagon's Joint Task Force at Guantanamo. ❋ Unknown (2011)

In early 2011, to pick just one example from the ranks of journalism, memo marked "secret/noforn" listing spots throughout the world of vital strategic or economic interest to the United States. ❋ Chase Madar (2012)

"Canadian services do not appear to be as proactive as U.S. law enforcement regarding terrorist cell penetration and source development," says the cable, which is classified as both secret and "noforn," meaning not for foreign eyes. ❋ Unknown (2011)

The files - classified "secret'' and marked "noforn,'' meaning they should not be shared with foreign governments - represent the fourth major collection of secret American documents that have become public over the past year; earlier releases included military incident reports from the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq and portions of an archive of some 250,000 diplomatic cables. ❋ Unknown (2011)