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I doubt it. From operations that went public the attack vectors are known and you can extrapolate something about their capabilities. Of course they could get
by raxxorrax 5y ago
I doubt it. From operations that went public the attack vectors are known and you can extrapolate something about their capabilities.
Of course they could get access if I were a valuable target, but that might just as well be with a large wrench. But they cannot just take control of any device.
And I think many companies might even have better capabilities. Or defense, since intelligence work is very often about industrial espionage.
- nix23 5y ago>From operations that went public Are you talking about Snowden's powerpoint slides or the Shadow Brokers arsenal?
- atatatat 5y agoWisen up.
- killjoywashere 5y agoYou don't even exist to them. The NSA wants to infiltrate nations. They do stuff like hire a friendly foreign nation to quietly buy a security company their target depends on and then exploit that vulnerability from a host in a fourth nation.
- NotSwift 5y agoThe NSA is an agency with a yearly budget of approximately 10 billion dollars. There are not many companies that can match that.