Dude, Trust Me
NSA no backdoors promise
Asher James
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Zachary Jackson
Jack Murphy
is that a challenge?
Bentley Jackson
en.wikipedia.org
>The Clipper chip was a chipset that was developed and promoted by the United States National Security Agency[1] (NSA) as an encryption device that secured "voice and data messages"[2] with a built-in backdoor that was intended to "allow Federal, State, and local law enforcement officials the ability to decode intercepted voice and data transmissions."[2] It was intended to be adopted by telecommunications companies for voice transmission. Introduced in 1993, it was entirely defunct by 1996.
they dropped the clipper chip because it was easier just to copy the data at the ISP level
Cooper Sanchez
Except Israel our ally has the keys.
Ryan Bennett
why do so many jews look borderline down syndrome. look at his mouth...
Joshua Nguyen
Daniel Torres
thats funny how you can't just bring any processor to market, your device has to have a processor pre approved for market, for no specific reason
Nicholas Fisher
CALEA - a 1994 law (communications assistance to law enforcement act) to force massive reworking of the US telephone infrastructure so that the government could intrinsically wiretap it, also called the FBI digital telephony act, it is a domestic extension of ECHELON
Tyler Gray
Caleb Taylor
is this the Any Forums humor thread?
Joseph Bailey
Post wins faggot
Chase Smith
Brayden Foster
*interception
Liam King
>;^~}
Levi Clark
Who is this chunky goddess?
Adrian Martinez
Cellebrite would beg to differ.
Lucas Thompson
Amber Wright, from Virginia
Mason Miller
fucks that even mean?
Leo Hughes
fuck you NSA, youre all fucking liars. get astronomically fucked for your masters telling such an obvious lie.
Logan Martin
Someone post the bit where they were trying to break an encrypted iPhone and apple refused to help and when someone (I forget if it was Apple or what) finally said OK they were like "lol, nevermind, we figured it out..."
Benjamin Young
Any data that leaves the u.s./candian infrastructure goes through one of two at&t switch facilities along the coasts. Data is mirrored to another switch for collection of 'communication with foreign entities'
Dylan Campbell
That dude has a creepy vibe about him.
Ryan Ward
At least one instance was the Pensacola Naval Air Statiion shooter (requested in 2020).
It doesn't matter, that is FBI glow nigger shit.
The NSA is like the fucking sun compared to them