> The evidence totally points to cable splicing. I don't think there are any evidences at all. As far as I know, the only known thing is that NSA was able to o

> The evidence totally points to cable splicing. I don't think there are any evidences at all. As far as I know, the only known thing is that NSA was able to obtain the un-encrypted google traffic. For example, it could have been backdoor in the router, one extra cable in the switch, or a few other similar low-tech options. > Most DCs have tons of security to make them safe. Don't disagree. But this doesn't make them invincible from other attack vectors (e.g. rogue employees). I actually heard the same argument from quite a few people during interviews and I usually don't hire them because you have to be paranoid to get security right :)