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If your threat model seriously includes the NSA, then you shouldn’t be using IP at all. Or any kind of electronic communication, for that matter. If your threa
by bradknowles 7y ago
If your threat model seriously includes the NSA, then you shouldn’t be using IP at all. Or any kind of electronic communication, for that matter.
If your threat model includes your ISP, but does not extend to nation-state level adversaries, then a good private VPN should be a decent enough solution, although a public VPN might be easier and still adequate.
Source: I personally pissed off the Director of the NSA in November of 1992 (see http://www.shub-internet.org/brad/cacm92nov.html http://www.shub-internet.org/brad/cacm92nov.html ). At the time, my clearance was Top Secret/SCI, and I had been read onto multiple compartments — including the ones for ECHELON, KEYHOLE, etc.... So far as I know, I am still on their shit list, albeit not as high as Snowden or Binney.
- lbatx 7y agoClicked on your link just to get on the list (or move up, I suppose). ;-)
- mirimir 7y agoYes, this is true. So the best bet is staying off the shit lists of the NSA and other global adversaries.
- ShorsHammer 7y agoMay I suggest https://letsencrypt.org/ https://letsencrypt.org/ or similar for your website?