3) This is how we steal their rivals' hacking tools and reverse-engineer them to create "fingerprints" to help us detect them in the future.
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Bonus: When I came forward, NSA would have migrated offensive operations to new servers as a precaution - it's cheap and easy. So? So...
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The undetected hacker squatting on this NSA server lost access in June 2013. Rare public data point on the positive results of the leak.
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I missed the 256-bit number (that he deleted), but saw the odd "it's time" tweet (that he deleted) & scratched my head at the time.
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Basically the digital equiv of "I know what you did last summer."
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#Hillary should be in prison! You deserve a medal!pic.twitter.com/cyovik4H3M
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Interesting analysis. A question I keep returning to: what does Mutually Assured Destruction look like in the age of cyberwarfare?
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The term MAD doesn't apply. Warfare is just a metaphor.
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Disagree. Cyber attacks can result in real harm to real people. As amount of harm increases, MAD reduces likelihood of attack...
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Attendez,
@Snowden est-il en train de dire que les US font ça ? https://twitter.com/Snowden/status/765515884647636992 …pic.twitter.com/czdOXyhIq3
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@Snowden As opposed to what YOU did? Traitor. You should face justice -
What have you done for your country? Judging from your timeline, you've got a rage hardon for Snowden.
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I'm not going to dignify your childish abuse other than to say Snowden HARMED the West.
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The West harmed itself by dropping domestic propaganda laws and domestic spying. That's nothing Snowden did.
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You are totally wrong: he stole massive amounts of military secrets. Most stuff he took was not about surveillance at all.
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But enough of it was about surveillance that we know the US spies on its own people; for that you should be thanking him.
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That was already known widely by the intelligence community and even to some extent by the public. I do not thank traitors
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