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It is a bit odd that Schneier was stating it as an obvious fact despite no evidence. Of course, the NSA had and has great incentive to compromise them, as well
by rudolf0 11y ago
It is a bit odd that Schneier was stating it as an obvious fact despite no evidence. Of course, the NSA had and has great incentive to compromise them, as well as the ability to do so, but it's still an empty claim (even if it's probably a true one).
- rnovak 11y agoKeep in mind also that I think he has access to more documents than we have. He made this statement a while back[1]: I am reviewing some of the documents Snowden has provided to the Guardian. Because of the delicate nature of this, I cannot comment on what I have seen. [1]http://www.technologyreview.com/news/519336/bruce-schneier-nsa-spying-is-making-us-less-safe/ http://www.technologyreview.com/news/519336/bruce-schneier-n...