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En-to-end who is communicateing generally. you may not see what they are saying, it allows you to understand where chatter is going on, where it may be emanateing from and the parties may be here in the u.s. allows you to conduct an investigation. hes right, cryptography going back to the enigma box in world war ii is far beyond anything like that today. these people are using that to their advantage. >> lets hope that congress gives them what he needs. bill daly, thanks, so much for being with ...

En-to-end who is communicateing generally. you may not see what they are saying, it allows you to understand where chatter is going on, where it may be emanateing from and the parties may be here in the u.s. allows you to conduct an investigation. hes right, cryptography going back to the enigma box in world war ii is far beyond anything like that today. these people are using that to their advantage. >> lets hope that congress gives them what he needs. bill daly, thanks, so much for being with ...

Generally. you may not see what they are saying, it allows you to understand where chatter is going on, where it may be emanateing from and the parties may be here in the u.s. allows you to conduct an investigation. hes right, cryptography going back to the enigma box in world war ii is far beyond anything like that today. these people are using that to their advantage. >> lets hope that congress gives them what he needs. bill daly, thanks, so much for being with us. >> thank you, judge. you h...

Financial crisis there was this desire for alternatives to the existing financial system to the banks, to the governments. and i think the answer to a lot of these questions -- not just with bitcoin -- has been this sort of technoeutopianism, that cold can save us. code is this pure thing. bitcoin is built on advanced math and cryptography. some have seen that as a more promising way to go than a central bank that can print unlimited amounts of money. as you say or youre hinting, it has to win o...

>> they have our message and they are good at getting the message out. they are going to get their message out to their people better than we are as outsiders trying to get our message. it is not good versus that or better and worse, insiders vs. outsiders. our propaganda campaigns into these countries wont be as effective as their message to their own people. >> there are those that say something else is going on, security officials point to ed snowden and say he made all these leaks about the ...

The article gives the example that the old model is like if you were measuring a mountain and you had one person walking around. this model with the quantum non-binary approach is like storming the mountain with way more people. what does that mean in computer speak and what potential benefits are there to society? >> well, so computers have gotten really good at doing a lot of things fast. what these computers do is a lot of things at once. and the computer made by the company that we profiled ...

Recreates bit coin but the limit on the total number automatically? >> the total number is 21 million we will get there around the year 2040 so that makes it a deflationary currency. john: have i know some clever kids will not make up 1 million? >> because of cryptography. many experts have tried to crack the code has been unable to do so. john: you mentioned a pal why not+%ñ that? >> that is the exciting part that for the first time we can transact without a third-party so if i want to send yo...

Employees, but big part of what as they do deal with encryption and cryptography at a high level. what they do overall as an agency is calledignals intelligence. they vacuum up surveillance data from all over the globe just as our nsa does. at the beginning of march, "the new york times" reported the british and dutch governments turned over to the u.s. during our presidential campaign last year. they turned over evidence that people associated with donald trump, with the donald trump for presid...

Unbreakable. it was inpenetrable as a coding device. the nazis sent their communications using these enigma machines. one of the great british intelligence secrets of world war ii is that secretly during the war the gchq had hacked, had cracked the enigma. jaermds had no idea, but the brits were able to read the germanss most secret communications, and thats why part of world war ii ended the way it did. that part of british intelligence apparatus responsible for cracked enigma, th geniuses who ...

Jaermds had no idea, but the brits were able to read the germanss most secret communications, and thats why part of world war ii ended the way it did. that part of british intelligence apparatus responsible for cracked enigma, the geniuses who cracked the nazi code, that agency is now gchq. now they are much more high profile and gigantic. they have thousands of employees, but big part of what as they do deal with enencryption and cryptography at a high level. what they do overall as an agency i...