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Now You Can Buy New Encryption Cracking Tools From Hacking Team

According to Vice, Italian company,
Hacking Team that sells hacking tools
and softwares to governments and
enterprises, now selling encryption
cracking tools via mails.
Here is a part of email from Hacking
Team says:
" "Most [law enforcement agencies] in
the US and abroad will become 'blind,'
they will 'go dark:' they will be simply
be [sic] unable to fight vicious
phenomena such as terrorism. Only the
private companies can help here, we
are one of them." "It is crystal clear
that the present American
administration does not have the
stomach to oppose the American IT
conglomerates and to approve
unpopular, yet totally necessary
regulations."
This email went live on October 19th, 4
months after the company's servers are
breached, over 400GB of data stole and
dumped on internet.
400GB of data contained hacking tools,
email list of customers and their
purchases, spyware tools, zero-day
exploits and source coe of the company's
main product RCS ( Remote Control
System) version 9.
After data breach, the company CEO
account that his team has already started
work on RCS v10.
Conclusion: The new tools has the ability
for governments to crack encrypted files
and Web traffic.
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