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Re:Senior manager at Kaspersky arrested in Moscow by autotypo on Wednesday January 25, 2017 @10:39AM (#13482223)
This should be a zero trust relationship by design. Instead we are forced to trust the untrustworthy.

Blaming convenient phantoms is sidestepping the problem.

Re:Senior manager at Kaspersky arrested in Moscow by smsm42 on Wednesday January 25, 2017 @03:20PM (#13485606)
It can't be zero trust relationship - if you pay taxes and elect representatives, you trust they will not just do whatever they like with it and ignore you but do at least something useful to you. Of course, I would agree that people in general place way too much trust in government right now and that's why it was allowed to grow to current metastatic sizes and become so dangerous. But it does not mean it can function with zero trust - some trust is necessary, just not too much of it.
Re:Senior manager at Kaspersky arrested in Moscow by criddell on Wednesday January 25, 2017 @10:56AM (#13482400)
Well, there shouldn't be trust by default, but the government should be able to earn our trust on a department-by-department basis.

For example, I have quite a bit of trust in the CDC. I have less trust in the EPA. Trust is hard to earn but easy to lose.