Kaspersky Lab reveals more NSA spying programs bigger than Stuxnet?
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2015 Feb 17, 11:28am 3,729 views 10 comments
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FortWayne
2015 Feb 17, 11:37am
Isn't that against the law, to release spying viruses against American citizens? That really conflicts with the "Search and Seizures" 4th amendment.
curious2
2015 Feb 17, 11:56am
Amazing technical prowess, and they do appear to have aimed specifically at legitimately legal targets. Still, a bit scary for anyone online: it feels like swimming in the ocean and seeing a nuclear submarine surface and cruise past. Just doing their job, I guess, while the rest of us wonder WTH kind of equipment and software we have been relying on to "secure" our own data all these years.
MisdemeanorRebel
2015 Feb 17, 12:22pm
FSB guy is calling NSA a bunch of spies? LOL
NSA complaining that China, Russia, Iran, etc. engage in cyberwarfare, when the NSA has been engaging in it for at least 40 years? Boo-hoo, pot-kettle.
Facebook unleashed a surveillance state that stalin and saddam could only dream about.
Strategist
2015 Feb 17, 1:41pm
Yesterday, Russian cyber-security firm, Kaspersky, revealed and published the technical details of the ability of the National Security Agency (NSA) to eavesdrop on practically any computer in the entire world.
Love it. If anyone is gonna do it, it may as well be us.
prodigy
2015 Feb 17, 2:26pm
anybody thats stupid enough to install a russian anti-virus agent on their computer deserves whatever they get.
unless you have the ability to decode every bit that program sends out from your computer into the russian servers...
RWSGFY
2015 Feb 17, 2:44pm
Facebook unleashed a surveillance state that stalin and saddam could only dream about.
What's "Facebook"?
MisdemeanorRebel
2015 Feb 17, 3:06pm
Facebook unleashed a surveillance state that stalin and saddam could only dream about.
Word. They get people to make a complete profile on themselves.
Yesterday, Russian cyber-security firm, Kaspersky, revealed and published the technical details of the ability of the National Security Agency (NSA) to eavesdrop on practically any computer in the entire world.
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