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My most fun objection to this plan is that the feds could get the NSA to find some exploit in the DarkWallet that makes it remote controlled spyware. This shoul
by Trombone12 11y ago
My most fun objection to this plan is that the feds could get the NSA to find some exploit in the DarkWallet that makes it remote controlled spyware. This should be a real concern since the author point out repeatedly they hope its used for highly illegal activities (tax fraud and drug purchases being lesser examples), and high value target like IS have declared their interest in it.
Now, two developers defending their software against the NSA: possible if they are good enough. But two developers defending a large number of decentralized, very paranoid, and pretty shady users against the NSA? Ehhh
- fweespeech 11y agoIt isn't really possible. Pretty much anything can be broken given sufficient time/financial resources. The NSA has alot of bodies and money to throw at a problem if they want it gone. Too many to resist effectively unless you are a national actor. It is why them being effectively off the leash is scary.