http:\/\/www.guardian.co.uk\/world\/2013\/jun\/06\/us-tech-giants-nsa-data<\/p>\n
It has images of the PowerPoint presentation which has been confirmed to be authentic. One little tidbit not yet in the mainstream stories is that Dropbox is next to come online. It’s reasonable to assume that any service offering you “free” remote storage in the “cloud” is turning over data.<\/p>\n
Microsoft was the first to join PRISM – a logical inference is they snuck a back door into Windows Servers that allows remote access without the knowledge of the server’s owner. Back when FindAnISP was running in a high power data center, I had some weird events where my server was behaving like another server on the subnet was playing games trying to monitor my traffic, or maybe doing a man in the middle attack – I was logging all traffic that didn’t match something my server should have been sent.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
http:\/\/www.guardian.co.uk\/world\/2013\/jun\/06\/us-tech-giants-nsa-data It has images of the PowerPoint presentation which has been confirmed to be authentic. One little tidbit not yet in the mainstream stories is that Dropbox is next to come online. It’s reasonable to assume that any service offering … Continue reading