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But if people are going to use the argument that they'd never use an NSA employee to subvert encryption standards, as you are doing here, that clears them to do
by FeeTinesAMady 13y ago
But if people are going to use the argument that they'd never use an NSA employee to subvert encryption standards, as you are doing here, that clears them to do just that.
Furthermore, before the Snowden revelations, they weren't under suspicion for trying to do that.
- andrewflnr 13y agoI see what you're saying, but it still doesn't make sense not to use someone with no visible ties. If you're going to go that deep, you would use the official employee as a red herring. You don't even want people to think about the possibility of your real guy being an agent, even in this weird convoluted way.