NSA has all publicly shared encryption master keys.
NSA teams will use them to enter a targeted system from a source spoofed IP address and either deface the public interface to make it look like a hack using the name of some phony "elite" hacker group or grab data and release it elsewhere to make it look like a hack by a phony "elite" hacker group.
And of course, they do this on the behest of the political establishment targeting those sites, individuals or organizations they do not like.
The only safe private communication is that which you keep private between yourself and another private person directly.
Again, for all publicly used encryption - the NSA has the master keys - always.
NSA is def legit but i'm not sure i understand what you mean. they have master encryption keys for like SIM cards but not sure how that applies to servers. imo, this probably wasn't even an sql attack but something much more basic such as employee or datacenter techs with physical access to the server.
Gab was not hacked.
NSA has all publicly shared encryption master keys.
NSA teams will use them to enter a targeted system from a source spoofed IP address and either deface the public interface to make it look like a hack using the name of some phony "elite" hacker group or grab data and release it elsewhere to make it look like a hack by a phony "elite" hacker group.
And of course, they do this on the behest of the political establishment targeting those sites, individuals or organizations they do not like.
The only safe private communication is that which you keep private between yourself and another private person directly.
Again, for all publicly used encryption - the NSA has the master keys - always.
NSA is def legit but i'm not sure i understand what you mean. they have master encryption keys for like SIM cards but not sure how that applies to servers. imo, this probably wasn't even an sql attack but something much more basic such as employee or datacenter techs with physical access to the server.