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I'm not familiar with reddit's set up. But given that a NSL means that anything and everything can be given over to the NSA by reddit, does this mean that it's
by chippy 11y ago
I'm not familiar with reddit's set up. But given that a NSL means that anything and everything can be given over to the NSA by reddit, does this mean that it's not hard for them to do this now?
- sievebrain 11y agoOnly if they were able to get a direct tap of all traffic entering Reddit's servers inside AWS. Then SSL is irrelevant of course. Doesn't matter what keys or crypto you use. If it's not a direct real-time feed then, no, doesn't really change much.