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SimonMac replied

26 June 2013, 07:27
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

This has been known for about 15 years, when the MS Windoze source code was leaked and two encryption keys were in the source code, one called NSAKEY.

And somehow this is news again?

_NSAKEY - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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SimonMac replied

26 June 2013, 07:26
What will NickFitz say?

Something muffled through a mouth full of a Greggs pasty probably
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Spacecadet replied

26 June 2013, 07:14
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

This has been known for about 15 years, when the MS Windoze source code was leaked and two encryption keys were in the source code, one called NSAKEY.

And somehow this is news again?

Given that the conspiracy theory is only loosely based on fact its possible to recycle the same story every few years without too many people noticing.
Plus it's a story about Microsoft and security which will always harvest a good number of clicks to a site
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DimPrawn replied

26 June 2013, 07:09
This has been known for about 15 years, when the MS Windoze source code was leaked and two encryption keys were in the source code, one called NSAKEY.

And somehow this is news again?
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BrilloPad started a topic What will NickFitz say?

26 June 2013, 06:10
What will NickFitz say?

NSA has total access via Microsoft Windows
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