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Does it? Maybe it's a huge false flag campaign. You should always operate under the assumption that "they" can see everything they want to see on your internet
by Traubenfuchs 10y ago
Does it? Maybe it's a huge false flag campaign.
You should always operate under the assumption that "they" can see everything they want to see on your internet connected device if they deem you important enough.
For example, what's with that one news story about government agencies being unable to break TrueCrypt. How did that get out? Sounds like a huge bullshit campaign to me, aimed at creating trust in TrueCrypt! (Yes thank you very much I know about VeraCrypt)
- Ar-Curunir 10y agoCryptanalytic capabilities of academia are on par or are ahead of the government's abilities. In the past it might have been the case that governments were agreed of the curve, but academic crypto has progressed immensely in the past couple of decades.