U.S. search warrant can acquire foreign cloud, email data

[Gargamel]

Whoa guys, I know this is GT and all, but dang this derailed quickly.

[nikimcbee]

In before Steed.

[Sailor Steve]

Originally Posted by Gargamel

Whoa guys, I know this is GT and all, but dang this derailed quickly.

That's because Godwin stepped in, and God + win = God wins. Not going all religious again, just paying homage to the God of Interwebz, who steals men's souls just long enough for them to become misguided into posting random freaky things and taking poor unsuspecting posters to all sorts of strange places they never imagined existed before.

See, before you accuse me of the same thing you have to remember I didn't use any bad works like H*tl*r, so my derail is better than their derail and the Interwebz G*d, AKA C**l*ng C*t, likes me better than he likes you.

So there.

Now we can all go back to whatever useless drivel we were calling important this week.

[Catfish]

Back on topic


Which is why every government and company (since it is about industrial espionage, first and foremost) should think twice before using the 'cloud' to store their data.
If you want a secure net, you have to build it yourself. Not store it on public servers, but at home. And even then ...

The Internet itself as a successor from the ARPAnet - who do you think invented those protocols and backdoors?
It is already compromised without using the cloud.

[August]

Originally Posted by Catfish

Which is why every government and company (since it is about industrial espionage, first and foremost) should think twice before using the 'cloud' to store their data.

Been saying that "since" years...

[Wolferz]

Isolate your networks to keep your perceived enemies outside the gates.