WWK_Squall says:

I'm sorry to tell you that nobody's safe (no matter the encryption bits or whatever) The NSA isn't really opening any doors to 'global hackers'. The EL173 wouldn't really be interested anyway. Legitimate hackers are only problem solvers, not harmful or dangerous criminals. A hacker is a problem solver, and a hacker may help out system administrators. Crackers are the ones you should be scared of. The NSA should leave programmed bots in thousands of IRC channels to monitor inter-hacker communication to see if any attacks (major or minor or DOS or whatever) are being planned. This article doesn't really say much about anything. Cool stuff anyway, props or whatever. Peace out Jim Whimpey, or should I say deploy.akamaitechnologies.com??or should I simply address you as '72.247.204.199'? anyway good job at keeping ftp closed up and only having hyper text transfer protocol open doesn't give “hackers” much of an 'attack' route if you must. Dude seriously stop calling people who damage systems “hackers” i find the term offensive. I'm bored now. Ummmm sorry if I like wrote stuff that was bad for your blog or whatever. peace out. watch swordfish good hacking movie but so unreal