Is there any real use for military-grade cryptography besides

All encryption is military grade
Well all encryption that works

>>57113346
Covering up FROM government spies.

Covering up FROM criminals

Covering up FROM industrial espionage hackers

>besides covering up criminal activity?

Do you need another usecase?
Good enough for IS, good enough for me.

>>57113346
>military-grade
Man, anything above 64-bit is "military-grade"
Really want to make online purchasing or bank transactions without 128bit SSL encryption OP?
You're literally on a website with SSL right now. A military grade 4chan

>>57113383

>gov't spies
Why would the government spy on its own citizens? You sound paranoid.

>criminals
>hackers
Can't civilian-grade encryption take care of that, anon?

BAN THE ASSAULT ENCRYPTIONS

>>57113346
>military-grade cryptography
What meme is this? hahahahahaha

>>57113430
What does "military grade" and "civilian" encryption mean.

>>57113436
HIGH-CAPACITY ALGORITHMS

>>57113430
>civilian-grade encryption
MY SIDES HEHEHEHEHE

>>57113346
Yeah, protecting data that I don't want anyone to get into.

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>>57113430
>Why would the government spy on its own citizens?
>implying it doesn't

>>57113346
Protecting your email, your medical data, financial transactions, messages, internet traffic manipulation, phone taps, against laptop thieves, corporate secrets from spies.

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Is there any real use for military-grade mousepads besides covering up criminal activity?

>>57113460
>le traitor funded by the russian gov't meem XDDDDD
XOR yourself.

>>57113469
Lmao how mad is this burger?

>>57113468
>He doesn't use military grade flash light
https://www.amazon.com/AuKvi-Brightest-Tactical-Flashlight-Resistant/dp/B01HOLV7LI/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1476705435&sr=8-3&keywords=military+grade

>>57113486

I use a military-grade fleshlight.

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>tfw using military grade phone case
Am I a terrorist now, OP?

>>57113468
>>57113486
>>57113492
>>57113499
CRIMINALS REEEEE X-DDDDDD

Is this thread military-grade shitposting?

I thought we already had a ylyl thread

>>57113346
>another civilian/military grade encryption thread
Whoever keeps making these threads needs to stop.

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>>57113507
>Not using military grade duct tapes
Are you not a criminal?

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Is there any real use for military-grade keyboard besides covering up criminal activity?

>>57113426
>65-bit encryption
>military grade

Somalia, reporting in.

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Is there any real use for military-grade wallet besides covering up criminal activity?

>>57113556
YOU NEED MILITARY GRADE WALLET TO CONTAIN YOUR MILITARY GRADE MILITARY VISA MILITARY CARD

>>57113564
>Not having a military grade iphone for military grade apple pay
PLEB

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>>57113469

>0.99$ has been deposited into your account!

Can I have a military grade dildo?

>Not using a nuclear grade encryption
kek noobs

>>57113346
>this whole thread
topppest of top keks OP

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>>57113556

Hmmm... I'm interested in that. Tell me more!

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>>57113542
Military uses Dell and Lenovo rubber dome boards fampai.

>>57113666
post more assange pepes

You've already posted this thread before, FBI.

What you're saying is completely meaningless and a waste of board space.

Fuck off.

>>57113430
>Why would the government spy on its own citizens? You sound paranoid.
b8 thread

everyone needs to FUCK off

>>57113686
Nice damage control, NAMBLA.

>>57113723
So no explanation? Nice. Didn't expect otherwise from encryptards.

>>57113446
Not that guy, but its pretty simple to see where the terms come from.

>civilian grade
Probably talking about generic "encryption" program that comes with phones/facebook apps/windows OS, etc. These are "civilian" aka already backdoored/weak/unsecure and not safe for anything other than protection from regular people.

>>57113468
>>57113499
>>57113536
>>57113542
>>57113556
>>57113486
This spam is some military-grade weaponized autism.

>>57113768
So then why would you want that? You want to leave bank accounts vulnerable to the russkis?

>>57113786
>he doesn't post nuclear grade spam in a military grade spam thread

>>57113829
For false sense of security. Most people fall for it and are happy about it, given the current debate about encryption and the dangers surrounding it. Give the mass a fake/weak encryption and they will be happy

>>57113740
Why would anyone want to give up this capability?

>This NEET with his pointless thread
>AGAIN
I feel sorry for your life, OP.

Yes.
Covering up a giant pile of randomly generated junk data so the police and government can be suspicious, so they can allege crime is being covered up, so i can counter-sue them for defamation, and destruction by acting as if that junk data was originally legit and the police ruined it out of incompetence or bad intentions.

>>57113872
OP is just jelly 'cause he's too dumb for dmcrypt

[ ] OP not rekt
[ ] OP rekt
[x ] OP annihilated

>>57113346
Is there really any reason the mods should permaban you for life for making these awful boot licking threads?

>>57114213
I hope he gets a military grade ban.

We gotta ban Msi motherboards, that shit has Military-grade materials

Encryption is useful for me for securing laptops that I carry with me. I meet with clients, and I certainly don't want customer data to fall into those hands who might do them harm.

SSL protects most financial transactions, and I certainly wouldn't want my credit card info, social security, etc to belong in some criminals hands.


Why do you make these threads OP?

>>57113346
see >>57113383

>>57113346
install gentoo

>>57113426
SSL is cracked wide open you need to be using TLS

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>>57113430
> Why would the government spy on its own citizens? You sound paranoid.

>>57113430
perhaps it's the admitted fact they do so
literally from their own employees

>>57113346
Protecting yourself from criminal activity.

>>57113346
I respect your military-grade dedication to keep making those threads

>>57114816
Military-grade criminal activity or civilian-grade criminal activity?

>>57113346
>military-grade

Oh, it's you again.

>>57115269

Is military-grade a meme? Or is "military-grade is a meme" a meme?

Online commerce, banking. Hell when you use your credit card at the store, all that shit is encrypted too.

>>57115564
Military 'grade' doesn't exist.

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>he doesn't protect his rare pepes

>>57115642
it does in a sense, just not the sense that people use. It typically means that they meet or exceed some testing procedures that incedentially the military also uses

>>57115564
what you are asking is the meme

>>57115654
saved :^)

>>57115971
you bastard, post it back

>>57113346
Why would I use weaker crypto that can be broken?
What is the literal point?
I may as well be sending my credit card information in clear text at that point.

>>57115985
I've already put it on a USB drive in a safe buried 8ft in an undisclosed location

what military modern day laptops exist anyone, aren't they really just old dells with edited guts and tech on the inside.

>>57116076
That's some military-grade burying.

>>57116076
Was it a military-grade USB drive?

>>57113346
>Is there any real use for military-grade cryptography besides covering up criminal activity?

Exercising your second amendment right to protect yourself and your privacy. They were right to classify encryption as a munition.

>>57113346
>military-grade cryptography
Nice meme

shut up

>people still taking this thread seriously
It's just a retard shilling totalitarianism

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>>57116250
>implying any rights are absolute

>>57116167
Military grade USB, military grade safe, and the guy who buried it was my friend in the millitary

>>57116638
>military-grade shoveling and hiding skills by a guy with a military-grade body an military-grade wit

dang,

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Military grade encryption has no place on our streets.

We have the same thread every day and every day the same fucking retards fall for it.

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>>57113430
>civilian-grade encryption

I just took a military grade shit

>>57113346
I like encryption because I don't want Jamal culturally enriching me by stealing my computer, asshole.

protecting trade secrets you dumbfuckaroo

>>57113346
>Is there any real use for military-grade cryptography besides covering up criminal activity?
It's to hide the tings i dont want other people to see

>>57113469
>le traitor funded by the russian
Spotted the NSA shill, we all know he was stranded there on purpose, the US could have revoked his passport before he even left hong kong, but that doesn't make for a good story now does it?

>>57116302
The OP pic is no joke
even if it doesn't have any foothold

>>57113346

>Military-grade cryptography
There is no such thing. The military uses civilian grade cryptography. AES and RSA are civilian grade, because they were designed for and have widespread use among civilians.

>>57113430

>Why would the government spy on its own citizens?
Anon, I know you want to seem like the voice of reason here, denying what you perceive to be conspiracy theories, but the US government has already been demonstrated to not only be spying on its own citizens, but even on its own legislators, and on allying countries.

>>57118702
This, the NSA wants to bring about jewish communism or even something far worse.

>>57113346
>Is there any real use for military-grade cryptography besides covering up criminal activity?

Weak cryptography is useless. So the only real cryptography is what's "military grade" - i.e., the current state of the art algorithms.

>why cryptography

Why do you have curtains, OP?

>>57113430
>Why would the government spy on its own citizens? You sound paranoid.
Did you just wake from a 10 year coma?

>>57113346
I am always confused by this bizarre argument.

If you dont believe that basic privacy is enough of a reason then post full nude photos of yourself, with face, and name/address/etc, right now. Post your name and your biggest personal secrets. Add the worst thing youve said about someone behind their back, and copy it to them. Post your salary and copy it to all your coworkers. Post details of every minor illegal thing that you've heard your friends of family have ever done. If you say "but its only LE and I trust them" then just send all those things to your local, state, and federal police. Do it!

People always say "I have nothing to hide" and then refuse to do these things. I find it really confusing. Privacy is a reasonable thing to have in a free society.