/tech/ - Technology

First off, that is one bitchin' anime girl.

Well, you pretty much hit the nail on the head: the modern computing world is a jungle. The masses are a softened, easy target made doubly exploitable by federal governments and lawbreakers alike.

Whenever I visit any sort of medical clinic or office building which requires Microjew Wangblows for its bioinformatics or accounting software, I kinda die a little inside. This only bolsters the belief that big government will always look for ways to invade the private lives of its citizens, and in the US, practically violating the 4th Amendment altogether.

That's perfectly right, everyone is vulnerable. The Russians and the Chinese vigilantes feared by Ted Koppel are just as vulnerable as you and I, and we can't put an absolute end to it as a people. No matter our democratic rights.

After all, we're just highly evolved primates destroying our own planet.

>>543767

So, it's time we all learn black hat penetration so we can hack the hackers before they do?

Does that also means the government is making itself as vulnerable as us, they just think they are invincible because of their national security apparatus?

>>543794

>>543794

Not necessarily. You certainly can if you want, but then you'd be just like them, a vigilante.

As for national security, yes. The NSA is just as its name suggests: the National Security Agency. Their mission is to preserve the American Empire's global monopoly on human communications, in order to fasten their hold on their own nation's security.

There reputedly are some NSA programs that are automated responses to penetration testing of federal computers. If I'm not mistaken, one such program is codenamed "MonsterMind".

Ever still, Intel is their master. They make the CPUs, the make the hardware backdoors, they call the shots.

Hotwheels let me post.

>>543848

Forgot to attach an anime girl my bad