Mega’s compromise is a . Instead of scanning files (which it can’t), Mega relies on users reporting "decryption keys." If a copyright holder provides a valid key proving a file is illegal, Mega deletes the key , rendering the file inaccessible—even though the encrypted data may still linger on their servers.
It is the cloud that cannot be searched—until it can.
In one of the most dramatic cyber-stings ever, a helicopter-borne tactical squad raided Dotcom’s leased New Zealand mansion, dubbed "The Chrisco Estate." They blew open a safe room (which Dotcom reportedly called "the panic room"), seized 18 luxury cars, and shut down Megaupload’s 1,103 servers. The feds accused Dotcom of costing copyright holders over $500 million.
Mega’s compromise is a . Instead of scanning files (which it can’t), Mega relies on users reporting "decryption keys." If a copyright holder provides a valid key proving a file is illegal, Mega deletes the key , rendering the file inaccessible—even though the encrypted data may still linger on their servers.
It is the cloud that cannot be searched—until it can. https //mega.nz/
In one of the most dramatic cyber-stings ever, a helicopter-borne tactical squad raided Dotcom’s leased New Zealand mansion, dubbed "The Chrisco Estate." They blew open a safe room (which Dotcom reportedly called "the panic room"), seized 18 luxury cars, and shut down Megaupload’s 1,103 servers. The feds accused Dotcom of costing copyright holders over $500 million. Mega’s compromise is a