Topic: How to Keep the NSA Out of Your Computer (Read 627 times)
you can't .
By the title I thought this will be a topic that gave specific suggestions about how to do that. About the topic I think this is the wrong approach, if I need to not bring attention to myself in a real life situation I will probably dress like everyone else, a pair of snickers, jeans and a t-shirt and the same holds true for the internet simply put don’t stand out.
By the title I thought this will be a topic that gave specific suggestions about how to do that. About the topic I think this is the wrong approach, if I need to not bring attention to myself in a real life situation I will probably dress like everyone else, a pair of snickers, jeans and a t-shirt and the same holds true for the internet simply put don’t stand out.
It wouldn't be too hard to get access if they allow lots of people access.
Probably depends on how big it gets to if it becomes worth it for them.
Probably depends on how big it gets to if it becomes worth it for them.
You would probably need to not have anything electrical
This.
NSA has a copy of EVERYTHING that's happening on your computer, TOR browser, mesh network, or otherwise.
Their grip has run deeper than anyone here could possibly imagine
Bullshit. They cant spy mesh nets. The "superpowers" of NSA is propaganda.
why not?
- they just need to infiltrate the nodes
- or attack the routing
- or attack the sender/receivers pc
- or just sniff the traffic
- or do something which i cant imagine after only 5minutes of thinking about it
in a world where viruses can be placed in your bios or hdd firmware you cant be safe with electronics
You would probably need to not have anything electrical
This.
NSA has a copy of EVERYTHING that's happening on your computer, TOR browser, mesh network, or otherwise.
Their grip has run deeper than anyone here could possibly imagine
Bullshit. They cant spy mesh nets. The "superpowers" of NSA is propaganda.
You would probably need to not have anything electrical
This.
NSA has a copy of EVERYTHING that's happening on your computer, TOR browser, mesh network, or otherwise.
Their grip has run deeper than anyone here could possibly imagine
You think your Intel or AMD processor is secure ?
You think your network border device is secure ?
You think your operating system is secure ?
You think your storage-device BIOS is secure ?
You think your NIC firmware is secure ?
Wake up.
You think your network border device is secure ?
You think your operating system is secure ?
You think your storage-device BIOS is secure ?
You think your NIC firmware is secure ?
Wake up.
You would probably need to not have anything electrical
stop using a pc or cellphone. done.
If they want in they will get in simple as that, its more like when will they be stopping by.
Its like that weird perverted uncle that always hits on you every holiday when he is drunk.
Its not if he is going to try something its more like when that's the nsa in a nutshell your welcome.
Its like that weird perverted uncle that always hits on you every holiday when he is drunk.
Its not if he is going to try something its more like when that's the nsa in a nutshell your welcome.
"JOSEPH BONICIOLI mostly uses the same internet you and I do. He pays a service provider a monthly fee to get him online. But to talk to his friends and neighbors in Athens, Greece, he's also got something much weirder and more interesting: a private, parallel internet.
He and his fellow Athenians built it. They did so by linking up a set of rooftop wifi antennas to create a "mesh," a sort of bucket brigade that can pass along data and signals. It's actually faster than the Net we pay for: Data travels through the mesh at no less than 14 megabits a second, and up to 150 Mbs a second, about 30 times faster than the commercial pipeline I get at home. Bonicioli and the others can send messages, video chat, and trade huge files without ever appearing on the regular internet. And it's a pretty big group of people: Their Athens Wireless Metropolitan Network has more than 1,000 members, from Athens proper to nearby islands. Anyone can join for free by installing some equipment. "It's like a whole other web," Bonicioli told me recently. "It's our network, but it's also a playground."
See more:
http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2013/08/mesh-internet-privacy-nsa-isp
He and his fellow Athenians built it. They did so by linking up a set of rooftop wifi antennas to create a "mesh," a sort of bucket brigade that can pass along data and signals. It's actually faster than the Net we pay for: Data travels through the mesh at no less than 14 megabits a second, and up to 150 Mbs a second, about 30 times faster than the commercial pipeline I get at home. Bonicioli and the others can send messages, video chat, and trade huge files without ever appearing on the regular internet. And it's a pretty big group of people: Their Athens Wireless Metropolitan Network has more than 1,000 members, from Athens proper to nearby islands. Anyone can join for free by installing some equipment. "It's like a whole other web," Bonicioli told me recently. "It's our network, but it's also a playground."
See more:
http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2013/08/mesh-internet-privacy-nsa-isp
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