gary peterson worked for department of home lantland secured. and designed project aurora.systems that if we lose them. it is going to have a serious impact. on our way of life. >> that's part of why many question the government's recent decision. to release these documents. what that did, is it now put, all of that information in the hand of of the bad guys. who ever had it. >> joe weiss specializes in control system security. his concern, centerers on what he and others believe is a mistake by the government to release details of the aurora project. nearly 1,000 pages of previously classified documents. potential targets here in the bay area. >> this is a road map for a bad gift. this is what dhs put out. >> our investigation is drawing attention to the government's decision. and intentionally not including, details in the documents. dhs defended the decision in an e-mail saying the documents were reviewed. for sensitive, classified information prior to their release. to ensure critical infrastructure security would not be compromised. >> one of them even had a picture to

. >> gary peterson worked for the department of homeland security. he helped design project aror rah. his resume includes time at the department of defense. he's an exert on cyber security and the risks to our country's critical infrastructure. >> it's those systems that if we lose them it's going to have a serious impact on our way of life. >> and that's part of why many question the government's recent decision to release these documents. >> what that did is it now put all of that information in the hands of the bad guys who never had it. >> joe weis special iceizeds in control system security. thousands of pages of classified dpoumts documents including targets here in the bay area. >> our investigation is drawing attention to the government's decision and not including specific details in those documents. dhs has defended the decision in an e-mail saying quote, the documents were reviewed for sensitive and classified information prior to their release to insure the critical infrastructure security would not be compromised. >> one of them had a pi