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I know many mention facebook or google being hacked will be an even bigger deal. But I wonder, with all the online spaces google/facebook has under control (ads
by foxfired 9y ago
I know many mention facebook or google being hacked will be an even bigger deal. But I wonder, with all the online spaces google/facebook has under control (ads, analytics, cdns, dns, crawlers, your phone, etc.) if they suspect a breach, they could literally disable any website or device that tries to share that information.
If it happened in the past, well, who will know?
- wlesieutre 9y agoPlenty of leaked stuff (like credit cards) moves around on the "dark web" via TOR sites, which most of those won't impact. Not unless they went as far as to make the Android OS check that you're visiting onion sites and scanning for leaked information to block them, which would be pretty extreme.
- programbreeding 9y agoNothing would stop someone from being able to share it via the darknet. Tor, Freenet, Zeronet, etc. There's no way that news would be able to be stopped.
- c3534l 9y agoA government hack would be even worse and, IMO, far more likely.