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Monday, 17 April 2017
quote [ A huge leak of files suggests US intelligence was secretly monitoring financial transactions. ]
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mechanical contrivance said @ 1:34pm GMT on 17th Apr
Is anyone surprised?
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Taxman said @ 1:47pm GMT on 17th Apr
Better yet, explain why this is a bad thing.
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rhesusmonkey said @ 1:53pm GMT on 17th Apr
Because now the exploit can be used by anyone, on any SWIFT bank?
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satanspenis666 said @ 1:24am GMT on 18th Apr
It's not like the rest of the world uses SWIFT for money transfers... Ohhh Shit!
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lilmookieesquire said @ 4:08pm GMT on 17th Apr
"A huge range of security weaknesses, said to be worth more than $2m (£1.6m) if sold on the black market, have been leaked online by a hacking group."
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wolf359 said @ 10:59pm GMT on 17th Apr
So, over all, I have been against and appalled by a lot of the US intel gathering, particularly against our own citizens.
This on the other hand, from the article was of foreign banks, was monitoring not manipulation, and did not appear to use strong arming of MS or other companies to help, instead using an unknown exploit. If all of that is true, that fits how they shoud be operation in my opinion. |
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HoZay said @ 11:30pm GMT on 17th Apr
I think the leak is the problem.
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knumbknutz said @ 11:19pm GMT on 17th Apr
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Anonynonymous said @ 12:50am GMT on 19th Apr
I thought they always did.
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