> we are basically trusting them to not look at it. And trusting them not to lose control of the data. Given their inability to protect against Snowden, Shadow

> we are basically trusting them to not look at it. And trusting them not to lose control of the data. Given their inability to protect against Snowden, Shadow Brokers, etc. that is of course a reasonable possibility. It's also a national security risk, imagine if an antagonistic foreign government had blackmail power over the US business elite, military officials, and politicians.