We can all spout a theory, but my theory is they've got there grubby little hands on something, that they desperately would like to open an for the moment IT like the rest of the world, is happily giving them the finger!
Everybody know's about t3h "leet" super computer, they knew all about it back in the 80's and they knew they where out there with a huge collosal crypto crunching computer the early CRAY now on display in the museum archives in the early 90's, seem's encryption has always been a thorn in there side. So you can deduce that crunching the numbers didnt work back in the 80's and 90's so they've built an even more collosal super machine "titan" to carry on trying to crunch the numbers that are supposed to be resistant until the Sun collapses! But of course when they figure out that that one isnt big enough, watch they'll ask for a bigger budget! Cryptography is wonderful, because keys dont have to be 64bits in size, they can be billions of bits in length, when it comes to programming such algorithms there are no contraints!
egh, Re: Mr Schmidt, this dude make's my eye's bleed, take him away - please! Larry Page maybe CEO but Schmidt is still executive chairman of the board!
Some of us that Program with Linux know exactly what google does with it - Robot!
Funny how GNU/Linux doesnt include candy like "CA-Certificates" for "Root Authorities" into you machine, thats because in general GNU/Linux is used to assign such authority to a given domain...
Yet here we have Microsoft Windows & Macintosh Apple & Google itself, bundling such domain authority into every piece of the heavily ladden Digitally Rights managed bogus hokum! One could almost theorise that such things could in fact be used for MD5 collision and mapping of other people's personal and private network's... Go one better and reflect about how the domain authorities lost almost 200 such signing certificate into the hands of "t3h 3viL h4x0rZ!" and you can rapidly reach your own conclusions as to why those certificates are actually in your machine, an something tells me it's got sweet FA to do with SSL.
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They say reigan gave them directive 12333, reigan also made this stunning speach! https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
We can all spout a theory, but my theory is they've got there grubby little hands on something, that they desperately would like to open an for the moment IT like the rest of the world, is happily giving them the finger!
Everybody know's about t3h "leet" super computer, they knew all about it back in the 80's and they knew they where out there with a huge collosal crypto crunching computer the early CRAY now on display in the museum archives in the early 90's, seem's encryption has always been a thorn in there side. So you can deduce that crunching the numbers didnt work back in the 80's and 90's so they've built an even more collosal super machine "titan" to carry on trying to crunch the numbers that are supposed to be resistant until the Sun collapses! But of course when they figure out that that one isnt big enough, watch they'll ask for a bigger budget! Cryptography is wonderful, because keys dont have to be 64bits in size, they can be billions of bits in length, when it comes to programming such algorithms there are no contraints!
re: your eye's what... It's a witty pun, like 5-eyes, 9-eyes and many more! He makes there eye's bleed (heart-bleed!)
egh, Re: Mr Schmidt, this dude make's my eye's bleed, take him away - please! Larry Page maybe CEO but Schmidt is still executive chairman of the board! Some of us that Program with Linux know exactly what google does with it - Robot! Funny how GNU/Linux doesnt include candy like "CA-Certificates" for "Root Authorities" into you machine, thats because in general GNU/Linux is used to assign such authority to a given domain... Yet here we have Microsoft Windows & Macintosh Apple & Google itself, bundling such domain authority into every piece of the heavily ladden Digitally Rights managed bogus hokum! One could almost theorise that such things could in fact be used for MD5 collision and mapping of other people's personal and private network's... Go one better and reflect about how the domain authorities lost almost 200 such signing certificate into the hands of "t3h 3viL h4x0rZ!" and you can rapidly reach your own conclusions as to why those certificates are actually in your machine, an something tells me it's got sweet FA to do with SSL.