Looking at you tech divers.... Looking at you...
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Since no one is claiming responsibility for sabotaging the pipeline, ScubaBoard should come forward and take the credit. What's a little being branded as a terrorist organization for promoting a brand?
Was really digging at PayPal arbitrarily closing accounts of people and organisations that "offend" their hair-trigger political sensitivities.
Big thing in the UK where PayPal are doing a reverse-ferret over cancelling the Free Speech Union and the Daily Sceptic on some woke whim. Now reinstated, but people are closing their accounts in droves.
Guess it's a bigger statement about the "cashless society". Will end in tears as every transaction is tracked and profiled. Can't even buy a new regulator without SWMBO finding out! You said you were working but your statement shows you went down the pub...
,,, because they already put one in RSA and didn't want to lose the monopoly?
Unless you think there's a backdoor in AES, your comment has no basis. Now I'm not a cryptography expert, but one of my old team members is. Neils Ferguson. So I'm willing to put money that the NSA/GHCQ didn't put in a backdoor, especially as they were testing, not developing. Neither of those guys checked in one line of code.
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NSA paid $10 million to put its backdoor in RSA encryption, according to Reuters report
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Of course if you put in a "back door", beloved of Hollywood, then it's a racing certainty that someone will "discover" the back door and a few seconds later tweet it and internet security is now a thing of the past.
Or, simply build a very strong encryption system without the back doors, but you send the heavies around to gently ask people to yield their password keys.
Or, simply build a very strong encryption system without the back doors, but you send the heavies around to gently ask people to yield their password keys.
Again, Bitlocker doesn't use RSA, so I don't care. The guy from the NSA and the one from GHCQ were doing penetration testing only.NSA paid $10 million to put its backdoor in RSA encryption, according to Reuters report
The Verge is about technology and how it makes us feel. Founded in 2011, we offer our audience everything from breaking news to reviews to award-winning features and investigations, on our site, in video, and in podcasts.
Exclusive: NSA infiltrated RSA security more deeply than thought - study
Security industry pioneer RSA adopted not just one but two encryption tools developed by the U.S. National Security Agency, greatly increasing the spy agency's ability to eavesdrop on some Internet communications, according to a team of academic researchers.
NSA Swears On The Body Of Ed Snowden It Will Not Backdoor New Encryption Standard
Maybe it’s occasionally OK to shoot the messenger. You know, maybe one to the knee to help determine whether or not they can be trusted. The NSA — which has undermined encryption standa…
Maybe you are smarter than me, but I have no idea how someone can insert a backdoor in a software product when they do not modify it. Feel free to enlighten me.
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where the hell did this thread go?
you guys are dorks.
you guys are dorks.
