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3 Cheers for the NSA
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The NSA Listens, This Report Proves Their True Motives
This report from WXIA proves that we are being listened to on our cellphones and many other devices.

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The assurance, delivered by Jacob Applebaum during this months Chaos Communication Congress (CCC) in Hamburg, Germany, ends months of speculation that the NSA may have found a backdoor into such privacysoftware.

Services like PGP for protecting emails and OTR (off the record) for protecting messaging are pretty safe, agreed experts at CCC, which attracts some of the globes top hacking experts every January.

"PGP and OTR are two ways to keep spies from looking through your stuff," says US activist Applebaum. He said communications protected end to end with these services cannot be read by the NSA. Period.

Options like the SSL encryption protocol can be surmounted though, he said. SSL is used - often by banks and internet retail - to keep prying eyes from seeing which websites are being accessed and whats sent to them.

SSH, used by system administrators to get into other computers and run them, can also be cracked.

Its not clear, though, if the NSA has actually cracked their protocols.

Instead, it seems the US electronic intelligence agency is trying to collect keys so it can crack encrypted communication by other methods.

Thats according to documents released by whistleblower Edward Snowden, a former NSA contractor, which have been published by German news magazine Der Spiegel.

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Utah Gov. Gary Herbert (R) signaled his opposition to a proposed bill that would cut off water to the NSAs facility southof Salt Lake City.

I know people have had some frustration with the NSA, Herbert said on a conference call with reporters Tuesday, but the states agreement with the agency was,something I think we need to continue to honor.

The facility, located in Bluffdale, uses between 2 to 4 million gallons of water a month, according to public records. Bluffdale issued $3.5 million in bonds to pay for the water lines and sells the agency water for less than the priceset by city ordinances.

Thebill,sponsoredby state Rep.Marc Roberts (R), would prohibit municipalities from providing any support for any federal data collection and surveillance agency.

Herbert has said previously he has had concerns with the NSA, but it was Congress responsibility to provide oversight and he didnt have a problem with the facility being in Utah.

If its not stored in Utah, itll be stored somewhere else, hesaid Tuesday.

Hunter Schwarz covers state and local politics and policy across the country for the Washington Post.

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