Thursday, October 10, 2013

NSA spy servers.

The NSA's New Risk Analysis


This interesting article describes how the NSA has a series of servers around the Internet designed to break into other computers. These servers are designed to lure other computers to them. Once the targeted computer connects with the NSA server, the target is evaluated as to value and vulnerability. An appropriate exploit this then used on the target computer. The NSA has profiles on target computers, evaluating the risks to take on the target, its value, what data is desire, and what methods to use. For high value targets the NSA reserves zero-day exploits. The NSA does place a high value on keeping its intrusions undetected. The report states that Microsoft gives advanced warning to the NSA before it patches any of its vulnerabilities. Big Brother is watching you.



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