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K & R. n/t Judi Lynn Feb 2014 #1
...and when some country(US) cuts the cable with a bomb? AllTooEasy Feb 2014 #18
Because there's NO WAY anyone could figure out how to tap a cable. Brilliant! nt 7962 Feb 2014 #2
It's a lot harder than tapping radio. C_eh_N_eh_D_eh Feb 2014 #5
I think thats a much better option too. And a lot of this story is probably fluff anyway 7962 Feb 2014 #12
Tap? chicago guy Feb 2014 #7
This cable will be fiber optics. RC Feb 2014 #13
$185 million seems cheap for that distance and the logistical challenges. geek tragedy Feb 2014 #3
Seriously? Has no one in Brasil ever heard of Operation Ivy Bells? Blue_Tires Feb 2014 #4
Surely they know that a cable is vulnerable to eavesdropping? BillZBubb Feb 2014 #6
I can't really blame them, but we can tap into it on the ocean floor. Common Sense Party Feb 2014 #8
The submarine USS Halibut tapped undersea cables regularly Submariner Feb 2014 #9
Also, USS Jimmy Carter. 7962 Feb 2014 #10
Beat me to it jpak Feb 2014 #14
Yup Operation Ivy Bells wocaonimabi Feb 2014 #17
meanwhile in the US, govt and corporations are strangling the internet fast as possible nt msongs Feb 2014 #11
these people have never heard of encryption? how can that be?...nt quadrature Feb 2014 #15
this should make it easier for Brazil and the European countries involved to spy on one another. olddad56 Feb 2014 #19
And what about the spying that they do? SoapBox Feb 2014 #16
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