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What's the problem with most traffic being unencrypted? If you have something in particular that you want hidden, it's possible to make sure that it gets hid. W
by shawnz 13y ago
What's the problem with most traffic being unencrypted? If you have something in particular that you want hidden, it's possible to make sure that it gets hid. What more do you need?
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- cgag 13y agoYou not to know I'm hiding anything at all.
- zhemao 13y agoExactly. They may not know what you're hiding, but if they see small portions of your internet traffic are encrypted using a scheme very different from your regular traffic, flags are raised. Then it's simply a matter of sending an NSL to whoever they need to in order to get the content of the message.
- gizmo686 13y ago>Then it's simply a matter of sending an NSL to whoever they need to in order to get the content of the message. If its done right, there are only 2 people capable of getting the content of the message: you and the intended recipient.
- tripzilch 13y agoIf the norm was that everybody sent their snailmail on postcards, the ones in envelopes would be suspicious.