agreed!

SCIMP provides strong encryption, perfect forward secrecy and message authentication.Further, we have incorporated many NIST-approved methods and protocols into its design including:

• Elliptic Curve Diffie–Hellman (ECDH), NIST 800-56A
• Counter with CBC-MAC (CCM), NIST 800-38C
• Key Derivation, NIST 800-108
• Secure Hash Standard, FIPS 180-4
• Advanced Encryption Standard (AES), FIPS 197

Does anyone else see a problem with with the wording "NIST-approved methods and protocols?" NIST/NSA

I guess yo'u're right, paying for them to live in prison and not have to contribute is the best solution!

Then when he asked why... no answer. I originally checked this post out thinking there might be value, and I was wrong.

I have to imagine that Experian is not alone here. They just got caught.

UWTB explains it all.

We just didn't get to smoke in school.

I once did a painting in art school, well it was 900 small paintings that made up one large painting. While I was working on this painting Peter Saul gave a lecture at the school. When he finished I approached him and asked for his autograph on one of my little canvases. When I hung the 900 paintings in the final show I create reproductions of that one canvas for fear that the original would be stolen. I hung all five so that no one would know which painting was the original.

The real solution... I never hung the original.

I don't think that a fake name used to create an account prevents them from knowing who you are. If your account acts like a 45 year male living in his parent's basement and your IP address results in your parent's house, I think you've been made.

The more people that are liable the more lawyers you need to defend them.

There are only two things I can't stand in this world. People who are intolerant of other people's cultures... and the Dutch. - Nigel Powers