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Yes, and then NSA will say "Sure, we'll protect you. You just have to give us access and control to your whole network and servers, because that's the only way
by higherpurpose 13y ago
Yes, and then NSA will say "Sure, we'll protect you. You just have to give us access and control to your whole network and servers, because that's the only way to 'properly protect you'. Deal?"
This is exactly what these agencies want. To give up on your responsibility for the security of your users, so they can take over. If your company does that, please tell me now so I know to avoid it forever.
The solution is to better design anti-DDoS systems, not to let the government "handle it".
- redbad 13y agoThe NSA has nothing to do with the parent's proposal. Your entire reply is a non-sequitur.
- thisiswrong 13y agoActualy, the NSA - just like the CIA, is known to carry out false flag acttacks to achieve a certain outcome. This point should not be overlooked. In this case Meetup is a perfect NSA 'false-flag' target because it's not a financial institution (NSA ally), and yet is used by millions of people. Thus millions of people starting to ask if GCHQ/NSA will keep them 'safe' online.
- kbar13 13y agousername oddly relevant The FBI is responsible for "cyber" crimes.
- supersystem 13y agohttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Einstein_(US-CERT_program)#Einstein_3 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Einstein_(US-CERT_program)#Eins...