I'd like to see what the actual classification level was. It certainly wasn't "highly."

We'll find out if they are much smaller than everyone...

I mean, that's why it was invented, right?

Well, CDNs have to be global, or at least where your audience is. There might be a nexus for legal action, maybe some level of taxation but that's completely separate that where your HQ is.

I think you're confusing where someone incorporates and where their content / CDN is.

Exactly. The whole concept that ANY email from ANY domain is in any way secure (unless you're using digital signatures, or even looking at headers and seeing what domains the email traversed) is useless. I mean, I could send an email with the "from" as marriott.com and phish people. The "from" is one of the last things you would look at, from a security perspective. You should look at where any links go - the actual domain, or something else? Or even better, just type in the domain directly in your browser.

Just needs Leonard McCoy asking "Are you out of your Falcon mind?"

Just don't make a Doomsday device and keep it a secret. The whole point of a Doomsday Machine is lost, if you *keep* it a *secret*! Why didn't you tell the world, EH?

10 million or 100 million soldiers won't do anything against our aircraft carriers. If they have weapons that can take those out, take our F22s even w/o radar lock, or otherwise out-smart our smart weapons then their soldiers can do whatever they want.

Then the Doctor lands and gives your cybermen emotion, and their heads all explode

Maybe we should just come up with a doomsday machine. As long as we don't keep it secret.

That was Alien, not Terminator, I think.

It's like the phrase "highly classified" - it means nothing. In the US something can be classified as confidential, secret or top-secret. There is no category "highly." So what is bank-grade? I mean, we're talking key size here, so just give us a number. And obviously the implementation is broken if human error can put the same key on different devices.

"Hacker" is someone who knows more about computers than the average Joe. Whether you use that knowledge to set up a home automation empire, break into WOPR and start WWIII, or program some Bitcoins (yes, I know), to most people that's hacking.