NSA has 'circumvented or cracked' internet encryption exposing banking systems, medical records and more
You really do have no privacy on the internet, even if you use encryption, due to secret NSA and GCHQ spying activities
NSA has “circumvented or cracked” internet encryption exposing banking systems, medical records and more
Newly disclosed documents show how the US National Security Agency (NSA) is winning its "war" against encryption. According to the latest documents released by whistleblower Edward Snowden and published...
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