Your lack understanding of the whole picture is very telling. There are criminals, accessory to the criminals and negligence involved in all this.
Wearing a short skirt is not a crime. Locking your property is not a crime either. And if you parked in a permitted parking place then you committed no offense either.
The Wiki guy didn't steal the do ents himself. Somebody within the apparatus of the government/organization did, and that person was able to do it despite the fact that the government/organization spends obscene amounts of resources to keep that data secure. The criminal is the person that pulled the do ents, and all the people tasked in keeping that data secure were negligent and could be accessory to the crime.
By the time the Wiki guy got the do ents, they were already stolen. IE: The crime was already committed. You could argue he is accessory to the crime in distributing said do ents, but he's far from being the central issue in this problem.
You know absolutely zero about security, especially in the digital age.
That you think modern encryption is comparable to a lock just really drives the point home.
If you do things right, it doesn't matter how bad enough you want it, it's simply not possible to get it. Ultimately, the human factor of somebody spilling the beans is what can do you in, but it's a much more mitigated factor than the horde of do ents being exposed. In this day and age, that's preventable.
I don't blame America as a whole. I blame individuals who are paid to do one job, and one job only, and failed miserably at it. When this happens to the UK government, Russia or whoever else next, you'll be hearing the same tune from me.
I'm taking the rational side. Being mad/killing the messenger doesn't address the fact that security failed, and failed in a bad, bad way.
s and dildos... jack doesn't waste an opportunity to remind everyone of his side...
