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November 7, 2013
It turns out that when Google employees speak candidly about the National Security Agency, they curse. A lot.
Brandon Downey, a security engineer at the tech giant, didn’t hold back in a Google+ post written in response to new allegations that the NSA successfully intercepts data sent between Google’s own servers, without any warrant and without the company’s knowledge.
Downey, who says he helped design the anti-hacking software that secured these data transfers, was not pleased:
Fuck these guys.I’ve spent the last ten years of my life trying to keep Google’s users safe and secure from the many diverse threats Google faces.
I’ve seen armies of machines DOS-ing Google. I’ve seen worms DOS’ing Google to find vulnerabilities in other people’s software. I’ve seen criminal gangs figure out malware. I’ve seen spyware masquerading as toolbars so thick it breaks computers because it interferes with the other spyware.
I’ve even seen oppressive governments use state sponsored hacking to target dissidents.
But even though we suspected this was happening, it still makes me terribly sad. It makes me sad because I believe in America.
Downey noted that his thoughts in the Google+ post are his own and don’t represent Google’s. They did seem to echo Google CEO Larry Page’s initial response to NSA scandal, titled “What the …?,”
