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"Due to increased DDOS attacks, the U.S. and European nations' governments felt their hand was forced. Swift and sweeping legislation was passed to 'keep you sa
by ccvannorman 10y ago
"Due to increased DDOS attacks, the U.S. and European nations' governments felt their hand was forced. Swift and sweeping legislation was passed to 'keep you safe' online, including deep tracking and identification of every activity taken online. The number of personnel hires for citizen monitoring increased tenfold in the pursuit of catching hackers, in a new global program that governments are calling, 'no stone unturned'.
Private contractors were swift to step in with their offer, providing ever more efficient and penetrating tools to get this job done. Citizens never felt so safe!"
- nickpsecurity 10y agoAre you... from the future??? Cuz that sounds way too plausible.
- Samis2001 10y agoI was expecting that to be a quote from a book or a story and was surprised that it wasn't. Good job, it's scarily plausible. Especially in the UK.