http://www.nytimes.com/2015/07/01/u...ollection.html?smid=fb-nytimes&smtyp=cur&_r=2
Who cares about the laws???
Who cares about the laws???
Can you imagine them giving up this kind of power?http://www.nytimes.com/2015/07/01/u...ollection.html?smid=fb-nytimes&smtyp=cur&_r=2
Who cares about the laws???
Training documents show that XKEYSCORE is extremely user-friendly, requiring only a target’s email address, telephone number, name or other identifying data for an analyst to be able to conduct sweeping searches on that person.
“Anyone could be trained to do this in less than one day: they simply enter the name of the server they want to hack into XKEYSCORE, type enter, and are presented login and password pairs to connect to this machine. Done. Finito,” Jonathan Brossard, a security researcher and the CEO of Toucan Systems, told The Intercept.
“NSA has built an impressively complete set of automated hacking tools for their analysts to use,” Brossard noted. “The amount of work an analyst has to perform to actually break into remote computers over the Internet seems ridiculously reduced ‒ we are talking minutes, if not seconds. Simple. As easy as typing a few words in Google.”
can you imagine anyone or any organizational body in recorded human history that has ever voluntarily given up any new level of power?Can you imagine them giving up this kind of power?
Kinda like outraged customers who don't get quality customer service at Walmart. It's like their expectations are warped and so out of tune with reality. You only get shit out of shit, yet there's something that causes people to have some seriously misplaced expectations.this is why i can never understand the baffled outrage people express at government excess, or how it continues regardless of whether or not it's discovered.