Can crypto currencies solve this problem? Why yes and why not? I am still learning and my first impression is it could work if done correctly and transparently.
They can't sell the keys since they don't have them.
NSA could still mount an attack by asking the CA to register NSA's certs as valid, and tamper the victim's network connection. What makes certs secure is our trust in certificate authorities.
Most HTTPS connections today negotiate ephemeral keys at the start of the connection, so even if an attacker has the server's private key (which the CA never sees and couldn't sell!), the attacker can't do passive listening attacks on connections using it. The attacker would have to do an active man-in-the-middle attack that rewrites the connection and swaps out the ephemeral keys with keys known to the attacker, which risks detection.
If an attacker has the CA's private key, then the attacker can mint new HTTPS certificates. They wouldn't be able to do passive listening attacks on connections, but they could use an active man-in-the-middle attack to swap out the server's certificate in the connection. However, this attack could be detected through Certificate Transparency, and the CA's leaked keys would become untrusted by browsers.
USA might have used harp to cause an earthquake in Iran near a nuclear location. That might be the cause of what we have seen.
(I did not check the time nor that if that is possible)
I doubt he is responsible for that. Iran is experiencing earthquakes over and over again, nothing really new for them and most likely not the work of some "weather machine".
We share the same kind of story in Lebanon. Three friends created not only the alphabet but automated the conjugation using ai. Check the verb conjugation on
