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By this logic nothing is secret and nothing is safe, ever. Horrible example. Crypto, like every other secret keeping method comes down to trust. Who, and what
by valarauca1 13y ago
By this logic nothing is secret and nothing is safe, ever.
Horrible example. Crypto, like every other secret keeping method comes down to trust. Who, and what do you trust to keep your secret.
- chris_mahan 13y agoYou are correct: nothing is secret, nothing is safe. The governments can, at will, access any computer in the world, any file, and document. The only thing that stops them is the law, and as Snowden has shown, that's an oft ignored constraint. So, one must assume that given enough interest, the governments will be able to compromise any system, and any data on these systems.