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观点:改变大型科技股的间谍
当前气候的大型科技股之间的不信任,政客和美国公众痕迹部分斯诺登的启示。
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由Shira Ovide
我想倒回历史上最近的一个点,当美国政府窥探美国科技公司。它帮助我们充分了解当前气候之间的不信任大型科技股、政客和美国公众。
2013年,华盛顿的素材文件报告的前美国政府承包商爱德华·斯诺登透露,美国国家安全局和其英国同行基本上砍大量的来自客户的信息谷歌,雅虎和其他美国互联网公司这些公司不知情的情况下。间谍机构并通过拦截互联网流量来自互联网海底电缆或其他接入点之间公司计算机中心在美国以外的地区。
合理的人们可以争论国安局是否有正当理由在使用这个和其他节目虹吸数十亿条信息电话,短信,电子邮件和其他数字记录的任务是保护美国免受恐怖分子。上的报告文件,由众多新闻机构,引发了一场公开辩论隐私权的平衡,法治和国家安全。乐动扑克
我想专注于美国政府的方式,这些披露窥探后改变了我们使用的技术,结束合作联邦政府和科技强国的好和坏。提醒人们,一个时刻可以推动历史的轨迹,哪怕只是一点,目前反对大型科技股痕迹部分回到硅谷和美国政府之间的不信任加深斯诺登后披露。
首先,《华盛顿邮报》2013篇文章引起冲击波在硅谷。科技在公共或私人(大部分)高管表示,美国国家安全局黑客betrayal-a一步的方式以国家安全的名义太远。
科技公司的客户,尤其是企业和政府官员在美国以外,还担心的可能性,从他们的电子邮件或信息敏感文件可能最终在美国手中spies-either通过科技公司的遵守法律美国政府命令或通过大型科技股的后门溜。科技巨头有道德和业务难题。
科技公司的最明显的反应是把安全技术成为主流,建造更多的自己的互联网数字管道像海底电缆。现在美国官员担心这些变化的风险可以理解的原因,但他们不倾向于承认政府的作用,使其发生。
公司,包括谷歌,微软和雅虎加快使用加密技术,争夺的内容信息或电话,以便窥探他们的人可以访问只有胡言乱语。
加密是世界上最棘手的技术之一,因为它既保护普通人的通信窥视,使罪犯难以追踪。当美国官员推动科技公司,如苹果和脸谱网在加密的有害影响,他们承认政府的行为很少使广泛的技术。
也许最大的转变从国安局的数据抽取是帮助美国政府之间的关系和技术超级大国,如今仍在上演。
“安静合作的时代已经结束,David e . Sanger和妮可Perlroth《纽约时报》在2014年写道,大约一年在斯诺登的新闻机构的报告文件。乐动扑克
科技巨头之间的信任差距和领导人在美国和其他国家可能是不可避免的,在许多方面它是健康的。公司如Google, Facebook,亚马逊和苹果是如此的丰富,他们的产品是至关重要的在我们的生活中,他们已经变得那么强大的政府。这是明智的重大型技术是否需要更多的政府护栏。
仍有政府和大型科技合作领域,包括军事项目,一些科技员工认为是危险的。但也有其他方式的宿醉斯诺登启示了更难科技公司和政府官员共同选举安全等有用的共同利益和提高政府机构内的技术专长。
科技公司负责敌意,是的,但是政府的意愿影响美国公司也要承担部分责任。。
我想倒回历史上最近的一个点,当美国政府窥探美国科技公司。它帮助我们充分了解当前气候之间的不信任大型科技股、政客和美国公众。
2013年,华盛顿的素材文件报告的前美国政府承包商爱德华·斯诺登透露,美国国家安全局和其英国同行基本上砍大量的来自客户的信息谷歌,雅虎和其他美国互联网公司这些公司不知情的情况下。间谍机构并通过拦截互联网流量来自互联网海底电缆或其他接入点之间公司计算机中心在美国以外的地区。
我想专注于美国政府的方式,这些披露窥探后改变了我们使用的技术,结束合作联邦政府和科技强国的好和坏。提醒人们,一个时刻可以推动历史的轨迹,哪怕只是一点,目前反对大型科技股痕迹部分回到硅谷和美国政府之间的不信任加深斯诺登后披露。
首先,《华盛顿邮报》2013篇文章引起冲击波在硅谷。科技在公共或私人(大部分)高管表示,美国国家安全局黑客betrayal-a一步的方式以国家安全的名义太远。
科技公司的客户,尤其是企业和政府官员在美国以外,还担心的可能性,从他们的电子邮件或信息敏感文件可能最终在美国手中spies-either通过科技公司的遵守法律美国政府命令或通过大型科技股的后门溜。科技巨头有道德和业务难题。
公司,包括谷歌,微软和雅虎加快使用加密技术,争夺的内容信息或电话,以便窥探他们的人可以访问只有胡言乱语。
加密是世界上最棘手的技术之一,因为它既保护普通人的通信窥视,使罪犯难以追踪。当美国官员推动科技公司,如苹果和脸谱网在加密的有害影响,他们承认政府的行为很少使广泛的技术。
也许最大的转变从国安局的数据抽取是帮助美国政府之间的关系和技术超级大国,如今仍在上演。
“安静合作的时代已经结束,David e . Sanger和妮可Perlroth《纽约时报》在2014年写道,大约一年在斯诺登的新闻机构的报告文件。乐动扑克
科技巨头之间的信任差距和领导人在美国和其他国家可能是不可避免的,在许多方面它是健康的。公司如Google, Facebook,亚马逊和苹果是如此的丰富,他们的产品是至关重要的在我们的生活中,他们已经变得那么强大的政府。这是明智的重大型技术是否需要更多的政府护栏。
仍有政府和大型科技合作领域,包括军事项目,一些科技员工认为是危险的。但也有其他方式的宿醉斯诺登启示了更难科技公司和政府官员共同选举安全等有用的共同利益和提高政府机构内的技术专长。
科技公司负责敌意,是的,但是政府的意愿影响美国公司也要承担部分责任。。
By Shira Ovide<\/strong>
I want to rewind to a recent point in history when the US government snooped on American technology companies. It helps us fully understand the current climate of mistrust between Big Tech<\/a>, politicians and the American public.
In 2013, reporting by The Washington Post\u2014based on documents from former US government contractor Edward Snowden<\/a>\u2014revealed that the National Security Agency and its British counterpart had essentially hacked reams of information from customers of Google<\/a>, Yahoo<\/a> and other American internet<\/a> companies without those companies\u2019 knowledge. The spy agencies did this by intercepting internet traffic from undersea internet cables or other access points between corporate computer centres outside the US.
I want to rewind to a recent point in history when the US government snooped on American technology companies. It helps us fully understand the current climate of mistrust between Big Tech<\/a>, politicians and the American public.
In 2013, reporting by The Washington Post\u2014based on documents from former US government contractor Edward Snowden<\/a>\u2014revealed that the National Security Agency and its British counterpart had essentially hacked reams of information from customers of Google<\/a>, Yahoo<\/a> and other American internet<\/a> companies without those companies\u2019 knowledge. The spy agencies did this by intercepting internet traffic from undersea internet cables or other access points between corporate computer centres outside the US.
<\/div><\/div>Reasonable people can argue over whether the NSA was justified in using this and other programmes to siphon billions of pieces of information from phone calls, texts, emails and other digital records in the mission to defend the United States from terrorists. The reporting on the documents, by numerous news organizations, set off a public debate on the balance of privacy rights, the rule of law and national security.
I want to focus on the ways that those revelations of US government snooping altered the technology that we use and ended the post-9\/11 cooperation between the federal government and tech giants\u2014for good and for ill. It\u2019s a reminder that one moment can bend the arc of history, even just a little, and that the current backlash against Big Tech traces back partly to the mistrust between Silicon Valley and the US government that deepened after the Snowden disclosures.
First, that 2013 article in The Washington Post set off shock waves in Silicon Valley. Tech executives in public or (mostly) in private said that the NSA hacking was a betrayal\u2014a step way too far in the name of national security.
Tech company customers, particularly corporations and government officials outside the US, also worried about the possibility that information from their emails or sensitive documents might wind up in the hands of American spies\u2014either through the tech companies\u2019 compliance with legal US government orders or by sneaking through Big Tech\u2019s back doors. Tech giants had an ethical and business dilemma.
I want to focus on the ways that those revelations of US government snooping altered the technology that we use and ended the post-9\/11 cooperation between the federal government and tech giants\u2014for good and for ill. It\u2019s a reminder that one moment can bend the arc of history, even just a little, and that the current backlash against Big Tech traces back partly to the mistrust between Silicon Valley and the US government that deepened after the Snowden disclosures.
First, that 2013 article in The Washington Post set off shock waves in Silicon Valley. Tech executives in public or (mostly) in private said that the NSA hacking was a betrayal\u2014a step way too far in the name of national security.
Tech company customers, particularly corporations and government officials outside the US, also worried about the possibility that information from their emails or sensitive documents might wind up in the hands of American spies\u2014either through the tech companies\u2019 compliance with legal US government orders or by sneaking through Big Tech\u2019s back doors. Tech giants had an ethical and business dilemma.
<\/div><\/div>The tech companies\u2019 most visible response was to bring secure technology into the mainstream and build more of their own digital plumbing like undersea internet cables. US officials are now concerned about the risks of both of those changes\u2014for understandable reasons\u2014but they don\u2019t tend to own up to the government\u2019s own role in making them happen.
Companies including Google, Microsoft and Yahoo sped up their use of encrypted technologies that scramble the content of messages or phone calls so that anyone who snoops on them can access only gibberish.
Encryption is one of the thorniest technologies in the world because it both protects ordinary people\u2019s communications from prying eyes and makes criminals harder to track. Again, when US officials prod tech companies such as Apple and Facebook<\/a> over the harmful effects of encryption, rarely do they acknowledge that the government\u2019s actions helped make the technology widespread.
And maybe the biggest shift from the NSA\u2019s data siphoning was helping sour relations between the US government and technology superpowers that is still playing out today.
\u201cThe era of quiet cooperation is over,\u201d David E. Sanger and Nicole Perlroth of The New York Times wrote in 2014, about a year after news organizations\u2019 reporting from the Snowden documents.
The trust gap between tech giants and leaders in the US and other countries was probably inevitable, and in many ways it is healthy. Companies such as Google, Facebook, Amazon and Apple are so rich and their products are so essential in our lives that they have become nearly as powerful as governments. It\u2019s sensible to weigh whether Big Tech needs more government guardrails.
There remain areas of cooperation between the government and Big Tech, including military projects that some tech employees believe are dangerous. But there are other ways in which the hangover of the Snowden revelations has made it more difficult for tech companies and government officials to work together on helpful shared interests such as election security and improving technology expertise inside of government agencies.
Tech companies are responsible for the enmity, yes, but the government\u2019s willingness to intrude on American companies is partly to blame, too.
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Companies including Google, Microsoft and Yahoo sped up their use of encrypted technologies that scramble the content of messages or phone calls so that anyone who snoops on them can access only gibberish.
Encryption is one of the thorniest technologies in the world because it both protects ordinary people\u2019s communications from prying eyes and makes criminals harder to track. Again, when US officials prod tech companies such as Apple and Facebook<\/a> over the harmful effects of encryption, rarely do they acknowledge that the government\u2019s actions helped make the technology widespread.
And maybe the biggest shift from the NSA\u2019s data siphoning was helping sour relations between the US government and technology superpowers that is still playing out today.
\u201cThe era of quiet cooperation is over,\u201d David E. Sanger and Nicole Perlroth of The New York Times wrote in 2014, about a year after news organizations\u2019 reporting from the Snowden documents.
The trust gap between tech giants and leaders in the US and other countries was probably inevitable, and in many ways it is healthy. Companies such as Google, Facebook, Amazon and Apple are so rich and their products are so essential in our lives that they have become nearly as powerful as governments. It\u2019s sensible to weigh whether Big Tech needs more government guardrails.
There remain areas of cooperation between the government and Big Tech, including military projects that some tech employees believe are dangerous. But there are other ways in which the hangover of the Snowden revelations has made it more difficult for tech companies and government officials to work together on helpful shared interests such as election security and improving technology expertise inside of government agencies.
Tech companies are responsible for the enmity, yes, but the government\u2019s willingness to intrude on American companies is partly to blame, too.
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