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Do you have any proof or other verifiable evidence of these claims? Or are you just assuming that those statements are true? As far as I'm aware, there is no e
by andrewxdiamond 7y ago
Do you have any proof or other verifiable evidence of these claims? Or are you just assuming that those statements are true?
As far as I'm aware, there is no evidence at all that the commonly recommend encryption algorithms have any serious vulnerabilities when used properly. Now, it's easy to say that researchers would be given gag orders if they found the "magic back door", but that's all just speculation and fear-mongering really.
Additionally, it would be in the US's best interest for there to be no backdoor. Any vulnerability in RSA for example could be exploited against them.
- mtnGoat 7y agoof what claims?(i only made one) the great firewall of China is well known to exist as is their activity of logging everything. I said their ability to crack things might surprise you, but did not make any claims. I do not know for sure what they can crack but I do know their capabilities are not publicly known, this is coming from those that work there as well as court filings.