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Except where they have a warrant and reach their dirty little fingers into certificate authorities. Unless you're doing key exchange yourself I would assume not
by LouisSayers 11y ago
Except where they have a warrant and reach their dirty little fingers into certificate authorities. Unless you're doing key exchange yourself I would assume nothing is truly private.
- M2Ys4U 11y agoThey don't need warrants. They'll just hack in like they did with Belgacom. And even if they don't, they won't get a warrant. They'll get a certificate from the relevant politician that'll authorise them to do it.