Now it's in routers and phones. And the NSA has admitted that they have known about this bug for some time, and have been exploiting it. So folks, all of those things that you didn't want everyone to know...the American government has been collecting the details.
Changing passwords is not effective, because the leak allows the new password to be collected as well until the problem is fixed. Go ahead and fix the server, but if the router and mobile phone have hardware faults containing the bug, well, need I say more?
I have spoken with banks, and they insist that their systems are secure because of multi-layered security. Yeah, right.
How much denial can we possibly stand with this?
There is no internet security. The oxymoron of our times...
I bet someone yesterday that the American government was complicit in this problem. After all, they made a deal with Microsoft in 2003 to backdoor all PCs, so that the machines could spy on their owners. I have the information in file, from a reputable IT specialist. Edward Snowden has revealed the effects of this; it is not news now.
Changing passwords is not effective, because the leak allows the new password to be collected as well until the problem is fixed. Go ahead and fix the server, but if the router and mobile phone have hardware faults containing the bug, well, need I say more?
I have spoken with banks, and they insist that their systems are secure because of multi-layered security. Yeah, right.
How much denial can we possibly stand with this?
There is no internet security. The oxymoron of our times...
I bet someone yesterday that the American government was complicit in this problem. After all, they made a deal with Microsoft in 2003 to backdoor all PCs, so that the machines could spy on their owners. I have the information in file, from a reputable IT specialist. Edward Snowden has revealed the effects of this; it is not news now.
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