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How the CIA used Crypto AG encryption devices to spy on countries for decades

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Have people settled on whether he's also Satoshi or not?

It’s quite obvious that he is not.

Why? Didn't Satoshi go quiet when Paul was arrested?

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Do you think you're making a point, or just being edgy with your humor? For some people out there, this kinda shit keeps them safe/alive.

There's nothing that shows TrueCrypt is backdoored. Read the audit by nccgroup: https://opencryptoaudit.org/reports/TrueCrypt_Phase_II_NCC_O... There were vulnerabilities in the software, but nothing that allows the governments to break the encryption with. The Windows client had some privilege escalation attack but that doesn't allow decryption of data at rest. On Linux TrueCrypt is still fine to use, the only downs…

Missing the point.

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Thanks, it gets irksome at some points that a large number of submitted content on HN is paywalled. I can't subscribe to all of these, just to read a couple of articles a month per publication.

If only the newspapers would just provide all their content for free, but without ads and tracking!

I wonder if there's a Wikipedia style news site?
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