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Originally Posted by SmokeyTheBear
any site and facebook is 2 totally different questions.
the easy answer is no they cant login to ANY site
if i code a site with an ultra secure login that shuts off the account for a year after any failed attempts then nobody is getting in without the password period not even me.
Could the fbi call up any site owner and say "get me in to this account or you will be arrested , if you tell anyone you will be arrested" etc etc i'm sure they could get into pretty much any site
But its not such an easy task as you might think , there's logs to alter, tracks to erase etc if they want to do it undetected
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The problem is that there are potential vulnerabilities on many levels. Assuming an organization has physical access to your computer (while you're at work, etc) they can track pretty much anything you do.
For full security, you need to work in a sound-proofed faraday cage without windows that only you have access to, use a custom, highly secure OS, use strong custom encryption on all connections, and preferably only connect to trusted others within a private darknet.
I suppose you could go a long way simply with modest means and a bit of time, though:
- locked room that doubles as faraday cage
- OpenBSD with a minimum of services
- freenet over TOR
- only use PGP-encoded messages
- hidden OS on an epoxy-encased portable flash drive
...and some other things
You could probably keep the NSA busy for a few weeks if you tried hard. Of course, they'd just attack the weak point: other people.