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On 03/23/2014 03:12 PM, Troy Benjegerdes wrote:
> I find it more likely that fake PGP keys are from corporate
> industrial espionage and/or organized crime outfits. Intelligence
> agencies will stick to compromised X509, network cards, and binary
> code blobs.
We're seeing the same thing happen to a couple of developers active in
the censorship circumvention problem space as well (though it's not
for the first time it's happened).
> Besides, why would an intelligence agency want your bitcoin when
> they can just intercept ASIC miners and make their own?
Perhaps they have other motives for attempting a cybil attack against
developers than trying to acquire Bitcoins. Say, by making it easier
to subtitute alternate versions which are instrumented to make the
users easier to spy upon and later take down?
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