J0sie wrote:
Can you spell Oliver North? Even Microsoft themselves have been beaten by the exchange cloud. Once the information hit the internet waves is everywhere. Also, you are paying a penalty for speed, and mongers are not known to be very patience. Even those in the security business realize that privacy is just a selling point and not an achievable goal.
My whole point is that not be too concern about what the government or other agencies can do. You and I do not have the tools to prevent them from peaking under the hood. Even those paranoid souls that take the time to change their encryption keys on a regular base are losing that battle. I always tell my customers that Security is a balancing act, either way that you move the needle to increase or decrease security, there is a cost associated with it. Which way you pay the bill is up to you.
Never claimed it to be infallible, rather an added layer to the onion – my assumption is a rather sophomoric one; “if it’s on a hard drive be it internal, external, or exchange then the government has access to itâ€.
Personally I have not one thing to worry about, for if some fat phuck wants to watch me popping some hot thirty year old Colombian chick in the ass wearing a nurses outfit while eating cheetos and drinking pepsi in some dank office than so be it.
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