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> continual access to every major vpn provider increases the probability of getting caught Could you point out one example where CIA/NSA faced any real conseq
by ClumsyPilot 3y ago
> continual access to every major vpn provider increases the probability of getting caught
Could you point out one example where CIA/NSA faced any real consequences after being caught doing something shady?
- michaelmrose 3y agoCan you please provide examples where they maintained continual access via hacking legal operations instead of serving entities with paperwork?
- oefnak 3y agoThe Snowden leaks?
- slowmotiony 3y agoThe Interpol literally took over a darknet market (Dream) using stolen admin credentials and continued to run the site for months to gather intelligence on vendors and buyers. Not the same thing but if LE is willing to operate a major illegal drug trafficking operation then surely hacking a few VPN companies doesn't seem impossible.
- michaelmrose 3y agoGreat example however unlike constantly hacking all VPN providers this is potentially deemed legal kind of like under cover cops doing controlled buys to trace drug networks. Also unlike hacking all the VPNS. It's also pretty high benefit for a very finite and controllable risk.
- salawat 3y agoTailored Access Division and Vault7. And I'm sorry, you aren't entitled to any of that information one way or another it's CLASSIFIED. Isn't your own government keeping secrets from you grand?