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If we had more systems capable of resisting a local search and seizure this might be the case but as it stands almost none do.
by KirinDave 10y ago
If we had more systems capable of resisting a local search and seizure this might be the case but as it stands almost none do.
- nickpsecurity 10y agoOh no, you're describing the solution rather than the problem: a global search, copy, and seizure converted to a local one that happens on per-target basis. Way better than mass collection with FISA warrants and systems like QUANTUM.
- wheelerwj 10y agoIs QUANTUM the Swedish one or is there a new one?
- nickpsecurity 10y agoIt's the NSA system that operates globally that can automatically fire attacks at systems based on patterns the operations people put in. Almost all the European countries are part of a SIGINT-sharing alliance per one slide. The exceptions were Switzerland, Iceland, and one I can't remember.