It's worth noting that the Intercept's report suggests some of the practices of the company, Gemalto, may have also put the encryption keys at added risk in the

It's worth noting that the Intercept's report suggests some of the practices of the company, Gemalto, may have also put the encryption keys at added risk in the first place So, if you increment a counter in a public URL, you're a felon; if we snoop on all private communications and find some opsec lapses, that shows they were asking for it.