>>7730219

>VPN is being bought out by a former (((spy))).

If VPNs were not all honeypots then Tor would have never needed to be invented.

But you really don't need it for this. They know who you are through other means unless you are VERY careful, which you probably aren't.

>>7730253

For now, the Space Force is just the management of our satellite assets. They commissioned SpaceX to launch some more stuff into space. This tweet is saying that this launch is the first one that they have done that is for the new branch. Before they were for the Air Force or NRO or whatever.

>>7730258

>SpaceX was always owned by "good guys". Musk has always been playing on America's side.

I hope you're right. They are going some awesome stuff; and I hope they succeed. But I'm not so sure…

>>7730374

>3rd party certificate authority (let this sink in, Google is one such authority

This would only allow then to execute a man-in-the-middle-attack. I'm skeptical that they would routinely conduct such active operation unless the VPNs themselves…… oh dear.

>>7730375

KEK! That QT pic is fertile ground for memes.

>>7730392

As I understand it, certificates are only used for authentication of session keys, which are random and swapped via Diffie-Hillman or similar. Getting this certificate secret-key doesn't help you decode passively intercepted communications.

>>7730406

>swapped via Diffie-Hillman

*generated via D-H