State-of-the-(Black)-Art, or CyberWarfare Logo of Twitter. Wikinews consulted an IT and cryptography expert from the Belgian university which developed the current ; explaining modern communications, he stated: "Cryptography has developed to such a level that intercepting communications is no longer cost effective. That is, if any user uses the correct default settings, and makes sure that he/she is really connecting to Twitter it is highly unlikely that even the  can break the cryptography for a protocol such as SSL/TLS (used for https)." Continuing, the  (KUL) expert explained: In an earlier  (NYT) article, you're indicating there is nothing they can obtain about you that bothers you; but, how do you react to them wanting to know everyone you talk to?
State-of-the-(Black)-Art, or CyberWarfare Logo of Twitter. Wikinews consulted an IT and cryptography expert from the Belgian university which developed the current ; explaining modern communications, he stated: "Cryptography has developed to such a level that intercepting communications is no longer cost effective. That is, if any user uses the correct default settings, and makes sure that he/she is really connecting to Twitter it is highly unlikely that even the NSA can break the cryptography for a protocol such as SSL/TLS (used for https)." Continuing, the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (KUL) expert explained: In an earlier New York Times (NYT) article, you're indicating there is nothing they can obtain about you that bothers you; but, how do you react to them wanting to know everyone you talk to?
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New York Times