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"How is spying interfering with each other?" Hacking into computers on foreign soil, sounds quite interfering to me, or would you be OK with me giving it a try
by hutzlibu 3y ago
"How is spying interfering with each other?"
Hacking into computers on foreign soil, sounds quite interfering to me, or would you be OK with me giving it a try at your computers/network?
"> is there a law preventing agencies from going somewhere else and killing and stealing as they see fit?
Yes, the laws of the country they go to"
Same with hacking. It is not legal, to hack computers here in germany.
And sure, Merkel wasn't surprised, nor was me, or anyone in IT security. But the general population was. They assumed naivly, ally means respecting the other party.
- lern_too_spel 3y ago> would you be OK with me giving it a try at your computers/network? I wouldn't be OK with it, but I wouldn't call it interfering either if you don't actually interfere with my actions after gaining access. > Same with hacking. It is not legal, to hack computers here in germany Then try to enforce those laws on other countries, and see how far you get. If the US sent an agent into Germany to kill someone, the killer would be held liable. > They assumed naivly [sic] [emphasis added], ally means respecting the other party. Exactly. https://foreignpolicy.com/2014/08/18/spies-like-us-germany-spies-on-allies-too/ https://foreignpolicy.com/2014/08/18/spies-like-us-germany-s... Would Germany have acted differently had the US not spied on Germany? Of course not.