By timothy from
Slashdot's picking-your-locks-for-your-own-protection department:
New submitter
Patricbranson writes:
The NSA, along with its British counterpart Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ), spent years reverse-engineering popular computer security software in order to spy on email and other electronic communications, according to the classified documents published by the online news site The Intercept. With various country's spy agencies trying to make sure computers aren't secure (from their own intrusions, at least), it's no wonder that
Kaspersky doesn't want to talk about who hacked them.
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