15 Oct 2008 – NSA’s revolution of cryptography. How to access the data regardless of encryption

A few years ago, I wrote an article on the ease for the National Security Agency (NSA) to access private password information without using expensive decryption technology and computing power normally required for this complex task. This simple solution could lead to a free application that everyone can use from the backend data.

I then proposed that it may be much simpler and much cooler to have everyone store their passwords in a way that is accessible to NSA without all that hacking. Following my article, OneLogin issued a statement on their website which ended their “no charge” password storage option. For more detail go to: https://www.onelogin.com/blog/rsa-2014-recap

As a continuation of the NSA story, if you browse through app stores for business productivity apps, you will spot quite a few that are highly rated and totally free of charge. You can choose from a plethora of e-mail apps like Edison Mail, Spark, Email Client. So, wouldn’t it be easier for NSA, instead of hiring hundreds of hackers and spending billions of dollars on computer power, to create a top-notch app where everyone can safely chat and send e-mails for free? It would certainly facilitate the search for the precise information that they need without all that secretive hacking.