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According to my sources, DARPA wasn't involved in any of the child sacrifices, but they might use Moloch to help secure their networks.
by gyehuda 6y ago
According to my sources, DARPA wasn't involved in any of the child sacrifices, but they might use Moloch to help secure their networks.
- dguido 6y agoYep! As far as I'm aware, a number of military services (I think the USAF) have been public about using Moloch on their networks. It was money well spent by DARPA.
- gyehuda 6y agoMoloch is free. :-)
- cryptoquick 6y agoWell, Moloch is free now. DARPA had to make a lot of sacrifices to make that happen, though.
- gyehuda 6y agoThey do an amazing job keeping it secret too. Can't even find them on the contributor list https://github.com/aol/moloch/graphs/contributors https://github.com/aol/moloch/graphs/contributors
- fireattack 6y agoOff-topic question: does this graph mean that top two people write 99% of the code? Or they're just sharing the account(s)?
- cryptoquick 6y agoThose are those who contributed code. Unfortunately, defense contract money doesn't have a tab on GitHub. Trust me, I've used palantir/tslint
- burpsnard 6y agoJust search for the project/deliverable/system/protocol on LinkedIn ;) ;) ;)
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- burpsnard 6y ago> lot of sacrifices Just chickens, I hope
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