How the NSA snooped on encrypted Internet traffic for a decade
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August 24, 2016 In Security News

How the NSA snooped on encrypted Internet traffic for a decade

See on Scoop.it – Secure communication
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Exploit against Cisco’s PIX line of firewalls remotely extracted crypto keys.

This is what happens when you have backdoor in security products, even though this was most probably a flaw and not intentional. For 10 years NSA has been decrypting VPNs. I just wonder who else used this exploit? Probably all governments…

See on arstechnica.com

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