Honestly, I view the TAO disclosures as proof that we don't need an internet-wide dragnet. They have so many tools at their disposal for targeted access that I

Honestly, I view the TAO disclosures as proof that we don't need an internet-wide dragnet. They have so many tools at their disposal for targeted access that I think they should do things the "old fashioned" way: establish probable cause, receive an ordinary search warrant from regular judges, and then do their snooping. That's probably terribly naive about how the TAO exploits are actually used, but it's what I'd be comfortable with. RE: responsible disclosure: I think since they're from 2008, it's less damaging than anything current.