Are you being tracked by the NSA??

[Ryanwb]

Here is a test to see if you are or not

http://blog.wired.com/27BStroke6/index.blog?entry_id=1510938

Looks like I am likely being recorded because of the att.net lines in my tracert

 

[jf-08]

Not me.

Woo hoo!

 

[Kel Varnsen]

Whoa. Cool.

You should start a public poll in the P&R Forum with this.

 

[thirty-two]

ugh could someone tell me what to type in "run" so that it shows up?

i tried tracert nsa.gov and it kept timing out

/sucksatcomputers

 

[Ryanwb]

ugh could someone tell me what to type in "run" so that it shows up?

i tried tracert nsa.gov and it kept timing out

/sucksatcomputers

type cmd

 

[thirty-two]

type cmd

ryan for president!

 

[NEZCardsfan]

I can't read that blog entry. What, AT&T just rolling over and letting the NSA do whatever they want?? That sucks.......I'm using Att lines all over the place. Guess they now know how much I like porn.

 

[jf-08]

I would imagine that the site you ping may have something to do about the tracking too.

alpacalove.com does not trace through ATT.

 

[CQ]

I'm too tired to go re-edit mine, so I just deleted it for now.

 

[HeavyB3]

Doesn't look like i'm being tracked, don't have traffic directed to the san fran route. Not that they would find anything interesting anyway.

:Notterrorist:

 

[dogpoo32]

I am not being tracked. I don't think. So, yet another excitementless day.

 

[dreamcastrocks]

Just because you have att.net lines in your traceroute, doesn't mean that you are being monitored. It could mean that a hop was down at the time, and your internet traffic had to be rerouted.

You do know that ATT owns about 25% of the Cisco routers being used in USA right?

 

[dreamcastrocks]

ugh could someone tell me what to type in "run" so that it shows up?

i tried tracert nsa.gov and it kept timing out

/sucksatcomputers

That is because they have turned off ICMP on their routers.

 

[Ryanwb]

Just because you have att.net lines in your traceroute, doesn't mean that you are being monitored. It could mean that a hop was down at the time, and your internet traffic had to be rerouted.

You do know that ATT owns about 25% of the Cisco routers being used in USA right?

I'm going by what the article says, and that I have read that ATT is working hand in hand with the government