← Back to context Comment by CommanderData 5 hours ago Is there any evidence of this 5 comments CommanderData Reply bcye 5 hours ago Well it is known SSL termination servers are a popular target: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2013/10/new-docs-show-ns... CommanderData 5 hours ago The reputational damage for CF would be intense.Businesses won't tolerate something like this so I find it hard to believe there is any cooperation between the two entities. samlinnfer 4 hours ago They already terminate TLS at their edge. It takes one secret court order for them to start sending data to the NSA. 2 replies →
bcye 5 hours ago Well it is known SSL termination servers are a popular target: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2013/10/new-docs-show-ns... CommanderData 5 hours ago The reputational damage for CF would be intense.Businesses won't tolerate something like this so I find it hard to believe there is any cooperation between the two entities. samlinnfer 4 hours ago They already terminate TLS at their edge. It takes one secret court order for them to start sending data to the NSA. 2 replies →
CommanderData 5 hours ago The reputational damage for CF would be intense.Businesses won't tolerate something like this so I find it hard to believe there is any cooperation between the two entities. samlinnfer 4 hours ago They already terminate TLS at their edge. It takes one secret court order for them to start sending data to the NSA. 2 replies →
samlinnfer 4 hours ago They already terminate TLS at their edge. It takes one secret court order for them to start sending data to the NSA. 2 replies →
Well it is known SSL termination servers are a popular target: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2013/10/new-docs-show-ns...
The reputational damage for CF would be intense.
Businesses won't tolerate something like this so I find it hard to believe there is any cooperation between the two entities.
They already terminate TLS at their edge. It takes one secret court order for them to start sending data to the NSA.
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