US Gov’t Agencies Freak Out Over Juniper Backdoor; Perhaps They’ll Now Realize Why Backdoors Are A Mistake. It’s OK if they spy on you, but don’t spy on them or they get all like butthurt.
US Gov’t Agencies Freak Out Over Juniper Backdoor; Perhaps They’ll Now Realize Why Backdoors Are A Mistake. It’s OK if they spy on you, but don’t spy on them or they get all like butthurt.
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This isn't a problem, anything with a backdoor excites Barky.
I'm starting to wonder if maybe this whole futuristic computer thing is actually not exactly as secure as a physical filing cabinet with papers in it.
In short, I'm wondering if we're truly experiencing progress or if some mountebank has sold us a shiny gizmo.
Remember: just because something comes later in the timeline it doesn't mean it's a better idea. Example: "Twilight Zone" was a generally good show; "Night Gallery" was unrelenting crap.
Oh the Irony, This administration has a problem with a 'backdoor".....You can not make this stuff up...
Nothing like getting a taste of their own medicine and having to wonder just who in the hell is snooping around their networks. LMAO.
Anyone who thinks computer systems can be made completely secure is a fool. If there is a way to put information into the system, there is a way to get it out and the best the gooberment officials can do is catch people after the fact.
Sad part is, the government idiots seem to be the only ones getting caught snooping.
They're not as talented as the private sector.
barry still has 11 months in which to declare Martial law. The UN will send in blue helms.
TARGET RICH ENVIRONMENT!!
Blue shows up really well in the scope on my Mini-14.
Got caught spying again I see. Me thinks they should be worried about how porous their own systems are to somebody like the Chinese and the Russians.