In the past, I have written several times of powerful surveillance equipment in the hands of br*thel mafia! The equipment has video camera capabilities i.e viewing, listening, speakers – making noise / sounds / talking and even mind-reading. The equipment also has mind-reading and neural manipulation capabilities. They sometimes even enact as though helping by prompting, but in reality mind-reading / guessing i.e predicting.
Now when it comes to passwords, secure configuration keys it’s very hard to keep these away from these cyber thugs. Software should not show keys, even public keys. For example, most Cloud based connection keys, instead should be sent directly to KeyVault etc…
Even VPN software such as Wireguard. When Wireguard displays public key, it’s like anouncing “find the corresponding private key”. If they have some kind of advanced computers (probable, because they have advanced equipment), they can probably crack the key in few minutes. If the public keys are not displayed, ask them to guess. If they capture network packets, if they know the plain bytes being transmitted, they could try. Takes little extra work for them to figure out.
The software I develop at my startups – ALight Technology And Services Limited (U.K) ALight Technologies USA Inc (U.S.A) are definitely going to make the cyber thugs game harder.
We software engineers should make the work of cyber thugs harder, not easier. Those cyber thugs are like a gang of dacoits anyway.
BTW, why do I call them br*thel mafia? Because they offer women and ask me to participate in crime! Don’t know if some of the women are being blackmailed or not, but some of them seem to be sl*ts. Some women are sensitive and could have been blackmailed by n*des etc…
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Mr. Kanti Kalyan Arumilli
B.Tech, M.B.A
Founder & CEO, Lead Full-Stack .Net developer
ALight Technology And Services Limited
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