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Yes, I think this must be the most interesting part of the report: In one internal graphic, they replaced the text of Microsoft's original error message w
by caf 13y ago
Yes, I think this must be the most interesting part of the report:
In one internal graphic, they replaced the text of
Microsoft's original error message with one of their own
reading, "This information may be intercepted by a
foreign sigint system to gather detailed information and
better exploit your machine."
Does Microsoft's error reporting mechanism even use SSL?
- MacsHeadroom 13y agoDo you think the NSA doesn't either have Microsoft's private certs or has broke then already? I can't be bothered to find a source right now, but they already have all MS source code- so there's that too.
- caf 13y agoWhy would I ask the question if I thought that they certainly didn't have those private keys? It is an interesting question regardless - can anyone at my ISP read these error reports, too?