CIA malware and hacking tools

Re:CIA malware and hacking tools by anigbrowl on Tuesday March 07, 2017 @06:25PM (#13816245)

Yeah, not being American I always thought the USA was quite proud of its spy service, just the Russians are sort of proud of the KGB, the british are proud of MI6 and so on. Large countries have espionage agencies, and every government since ancient history has used spies.

Put it this way, I have a Samsung TV and plan to do absolutely nothing about it. If I want something to be really private i discuss it outdoors or write it down by hand on paper. I'm kind of baffled about eh public and the media's inability to distinguish between the ability to carry out espionage and the targets against which it is deployed.

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Re:CIA malware and hacking tools by Koshkin on Tuesday March 07, 2017 @07:20PM (#13816639)

> really private

Just be sure not to put the TV in your bedroom.

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Re:CIA malware and hacking tools by anigbrowl on Tuesday March 07, 2017 @07:55PM (#13816840)

Anyone spying on my sex life is welcome to whatever insights they can derive from studying my moves :)

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Re:CIA malware and hacking tools by jerkstate on Tuesday March 07, 2017 @07:53PM (#13816822)

You mean the bedroom where you charge your phone?

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Re:CIA malware and hacking tools by xenotb on Wednesday March 08, 2017 @06:49AM (#13819629)

Exactly. Escaping that vecomes really difficult.

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