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Isn't he also making the point that's a very effective way to triangulate the leaders of an org? That's just going to reinforce the NSA's inclination to do so.
by ambicapter 7mo ago
Isn't he also making the point that's a very effective way to triangulate the leaders of an org? That's just going to reinforce the NSA's inclination to do so.
- ethersteeds 7mo agoI think the argument is that NSA already knows exactly how valuable metadata is, while the average person significantly underestimates its importance without a concrete demonstration.
- xorcist 7mo agoThe same NSA that publicly states "We kill people over metadata"? If that's the type of things they say publicly at conferences we can only imagine what a more sensitive comment would look like. How anyone can underestimate the importance of that is beyond me.
- johnthescott 7mo agospread a false story in public news and monitor cell call graphs.