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Does the NSA use WiFi at all other than for clandestine collection systems in the field?
by radicaldreamer 3y ago
Does the NSA use WiFi at all other than for clandestine collection systems in the field?
- Rebelgecko 3y agoYeah, they put out an article a few years ago talking about how a limited number of SCIFs have WiFi now
- sandworm101 3y agoDo they broadcast an SSID? They can't have "NotYourSCIF". That's my home network. Someone else is the building is using "FSB_BugsNet". Another local one i see is "CEyeA".
- sneak 3y agoSCIFs are already shielded for EM, so any Wi-Fi inside of them shouldn’t make it outside of them anyway.
- forward1 3y agoIt's not official until you change the MAC OID to 00:20:91 as well.
- Rebelgecko 3y agoTo be compliant with NSA TEMPEST regulations, the SSID has to be set to FBI_SURVEILLANCE_VAN_69
- NoZebra120vClip 3y agoWiFi and other wireless protocols seem like an elaborate, yet wildly successful, plot to make consumer comms as insecure as possible.