26 Jan 2016 10:18:43
The NSA is currently in the process of taking over computer operating systems based on linux and dismantling the open-source community.
An establishment organised group of young women are targeting programmers, setting them up and falsely accusing them of rape, discrimination and racial abuse, thereby discrediting them. Female programmers of the community are being labelled whores and are also targeted.
In the majority of cases these political correctness trolls harass people even at work and try to get them fired by contacting their bosses.
On December 28th, the creator of Debian, Ian Murdock, was murdered. He was arrested twice (on the same night) on false charges and beaten to death. His tweeter account and blog were hacked, in an attempt to portray him as a racist lunatic, but were found out and then deleted as a result.
The NSAs plan is to install systems on all linux distributions, a copy of svchost.exe designed for linux, so as to standardise infiltration and manipulation procedures on operating systems using the linux kernel.
what is the reason zari?
I would assume that this will be running on ring0 which means it's totally undetectable by any anti-malware and anti-virus software (they usually run on ring1, unlike Nod32 which runs ring0, or it did anyway) .
The idea that government agencies are doing this is nothing new though. The NSA have been hacking for years, whether it be civilian emails or military systems.
The word "systems" should not appear in the last sentence but rather the word "systemd" (system-d) .
I can only assume as to what they are really after. It could be none, any or all of these:
They cannot get the brightest people to work for them anymore. "Fighting terrorism" is not an inspiring enough ideal for people to justify and persevere their totalitarian practices.
They want uncontrolled (read free) people to stop figuring out their encryption algorithms. Their methods are so unefficient, due to compartmentalization, that they can't compete, even with their resources.
They also want instantaneous, unlimited access to peoples' data which they cannot get when people are using non-standardized, non-commercial operating systems. The NSA can impose on governments and corporations to install backports in their systems and programs but not on people or democratic groups of people.
The NSA and their buddies are realizing that, even with all the suppressed technologies at their disposal, human ingenuity guarantees humanity the strongest hand.