Re: Rise of the Dark Nets   
     By: Folsom to Poindexter Fortran on Sat Aug 17 2013 14:20:28   
      
    > Although encrypting everything cannot hurt, I am afraid that it is impossibl   
    > to have private realtime communication. At best encryption can hide the what   
    > but even mixers like tor cannot hide the whoms which could be enough to targ   
    > someone for more direct surveillance. Probably the best we can hope for is a   
    > store and forward network that sends all traffic to everyone. That will let    
    > encrypt and decrypt with some assurance that the whoms cannot be derived.   
      
       I've read a sh-tton of opinions be leading crypto people that encrypting   
   everything and flooding the net with it is one of the best things that we could   
   do at this point.  I'm on my fone and llaying down for bed right now, but I   
   guess I could jfgi if nobody else wants to.  If nothing else it gives me   
   content to link to in my wiki. :)  Anyway the secure algorithms supposedly lose   
   nothing in security with a large amount of cyphertext being out in the open, so   
   the end result is totally positive in the agencies having much more cyphertext   
   to sort through and no idea what they might be interested in and what is just   
   normal backgroud chatter.   
      
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   aforementioned ideologies, concepts, or actions.  We still have the freedom of   
   speech, for now, and I enjoy using it in a satirical or ficticious manner to   
   amuse myself-   
      
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   revolutionary act." --  George Orwell   
      
      
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