RSA protests by DEF CON organizations, Code Pink draw ire
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Ugh. Considering Juniper has been one of the router makers named in the leaks from NSA for having backdoors, comments like that just makes them seem more complicit. If I were them I probably wouldn't try to sound like I'm on NSA's side in moments like these.
RSA itself seems to be even worse at this. Just look who they're allowing to crash the party:
The second world, meanwhile, is likely to collapse and fall prey to assimilation by the inevitable first world borg collective, if they're prevented from committing thermonuclear suicide first.
If the first world doesn't save us from itself, then who will?
He ended a little better by making the point that we should be doing more than just talking, we should be building technical defenses against such things as NSA spying. It's a reasonable point, but I think he was just trying to be edgy in his talk.
But mostly, we did it as a joke.
I walked past that chevy's today; they gave me this: http://i.imgur.com/7gEk58c.png
Don't get me wrong - I'm on the same page as everyone about a lot of this stuff, but gods be damned, the infosec/hacker community can be so childish sometimes.
Weird.