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Likely wouldn't help even if it wasn't Five Eyes. At some point, the communication has to enter the terrestrial network. That entry node is likely to be under
by bilbo0s 6y ago
Likely wouldn't help even if it wasn't Five Eyes.
At some point, the communication has to enter the terrestrial network. That entry node is likely to be under the influence, if not outright control, of Five Eyes security infrastructure.
You would need to build out a lot of infrastructure to escape the sort of ubiquitous surveillance that is available to those organizations.
- toast0 6y ago> At some point, the communication has to enter the terrestrial network. Not necessarily. If you're communicating between two SpaceX terminals, that could feasibly avoid SpaceX ground stations. I don't know how capable SpaceX's routing actually is to know if this is within their scope though.
- walrus01 6y agoand then we come back to one of the original missions of the NSA, which was to intercept international telephone call/data/telex traffic that had no terrestrial intermediary, between two different C or Ku band geostationary earth stations in two different locations of the world which were using a geostationary transponder as a relay point. If it's flying through the air and somebody really wants to grab it they will, whether they can read it depends on how good your crypto is. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAF_Menwith_Hill https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAF_Menwith_Hill