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Considering the plausibility of people downloading CP from government run sites over a government run anonymity network from a government run file host is inter
by xcdzvyn 3y ago
Considering the plausibility of people downloading CP from government run sites over a government run anonymity network from a government run file host is interesting.
- fragmede 3y agoSupposedly, one of the biggest distributors of CSAM is US military networks. If you have access to them, you're not supposed to go trawling around just looking being curious because there's officially "need to know" stuff out there (and you don't need to know). Which makes it a great place to hide that sort of stuff.
- CobaltFire 3y agoI can’t speak to that generally, but in my anecdotal experience in 22 years in the US Military (in IT for most of that): I dealt with one case that was completely horrific, and two minor. The horrific case involves the PRODUCTION of CP using other service members children via the spouses daycare, then distribution from our network. The other two were relatively simple storage/redistribution via workstations. It happens, but from my viewpoint if it’s that rare it must be extremely rare elsewhere if your statement is true.
- Ms-J 3y agoIt's true about the mil networks. Also, the US gov is one of the largest provider and host of CP with their honeypots.
- toyg 3y agoTake that logic and apply it to narcotics and South American geopolitics, and some interesting things come up.
- smsm42 3y agoThat's a pretty routine thing. Remember how the government sold arms to Iran, or facilitated drug trade in Central America, or trafficked firearms for Mexican cartels? It's different when they do it, because they are the good guys.