> The starkest example of the risks inherent in the NSA’s approach involved an encryption-system component known as Dual Elliptic Curve
Only example perhaps.
What other back doors have they done?
Literal secret rooms where they tap data, these are not conventionally called backdoors. Nor are unpatched zero days the supplier originally didn't know about.
I don't think any country can install literal backdoors on products without getting caught. Backdoors seem like a Hollywood thing straight out of WarGames.
Why attack the Chinese or visa versa when you'd be basically working for them by damaging your own companies when you get caught.
Only example perhaps.
What other back doors have they done?
Literal secret rooms where they tap data, these are not conventionally called backdoors. Nor are unpatched zero days the supplier originally didn't know about.
I don't think any country can install literal backdoors on products without getting caught. Backdoors seem like a Hollywood thing straight out of WarGames.
Why attack the Chinese or visa versa when you'd be basically working for them by damaging your own companies when you get caught.