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->Nobody is secure against their home country government, which has the power to both: -- Mount black bag attacks on your premises. -- Snoop the networks of int
by mSparks 10y ago
->Nobody is secure against their home country government, which has the power to both:
-- Mount black bag attacks on your premises. -- Snoop the networks of internet service providers.
Indeed, not even our governments are safe from the government. like when they forced backdoors in juniper routers, then used juniper routers in government facilities. resulting in widespread compromise of most if not all government facilities and the loss of billions of dollars r&d advantage.
At least they put tons of effort into securing the voting system and didnt let a russian stooge get declared leader of the free world tho. so there is still some hope.
for us tho. encrypted at rest, and intrusion detection generally good practice.