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just by the very nature of going to a trusted website that someone types in a url, there can be -- it's a shared responsibility, but i don't put the faith that that's going to be the solution, but it should be one part. i do want to address one point from your original question about the sophisticate, and clearly in the technical aspect, clearly the bot masters are more and more sophisticated, but also they're more sophisticated in leveraging by data. data mining capable, so that adds to the profitability, their ability to use that data, and then in the underground economy makes it very profitable, so they become very nimble. they've become good marketers in a sense and they're learning from business. those are some of the challenges we must address. >> two final questions. the first is that many of the perpetrators in this area are foreigners. and we're obviously going to work with the department of justice and the federal bureau of investigation to make shirr that they have the capabilities that they need to be as strong as they can be in terms of pursuing foreign criminals. but none

just by the very nature of going to a trusted website that someone types in a url, there can be -- it's a shared responsibility, but i don't put the faith that that's going to be the solution, but it should be one part. i do want to address one point from your original question about the sophisticate, and clearly in the technical aspect, clearly the bot masters are more and more sophisticated, but also they're more sophisticated in leveraging by data. data mining capable, so that adds to the profitability, their ability to use that data, and then in the underground economy makes it very profitable, so they become very nimble. they've become good marketers in a sense and they're learning from business. those are some of the challenges we must address. >> two final questions. the first is that many of the perpetrators in this area are foreigners. and we're obviously going to work with the department of justice and the federal bureau of investigation to make shirr that they have the capabilities that they need to be as strong as they can be in terms of pursuing foreign criminals. but none

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that means when you see the little lock in your browser, you are -- the long url line will go from being http to https which means secured. it's encrypted. this plug-in is dynamite technology over there. makes sure if there's an option to have an encrypted connection, use it over the unencrypted connection. there's a variety of these but i can show you. >> thanks, joe. so we talked about a variety of technical solutions and a variety of policy solutions. i have one more policy thought to throw out and then i'll open it up to you guys for any thoughts. one issue we didn't talk about was a policy response to this offensive hacking by the nsa. and this is an issue in the context of law enforcement. we're having an above board for the first time in many years conversation about what should the rules for the road be when the government wants to hack into a computer. it has a broad carve out for law enforcement and national security. and we're only now starting to see a few court decisions about when is it okay for them to use vulnerability to break into your computer remotely. and we're start

that means if you see the lock on your browser the url line will go from https to https and that s made secure. this plug-in from electronic -- is dynamic technology. make sure if there is an often if they know about it make sure there's an option to have an encrypted connection use the encrypted connection. there's a variety of fees and we can talk about them and i will show them. >> they are important things and we talked about a variety of technical solutions in a variety of policy solutions. i have one more policy and i will look to you guys for any closing thoughts and we will open it up for questions. one issue we didn't talk about is the policy sense for the hacking by the nsa. we are having an above board for the first time in years conversation about what should the rules for the rugby when the government has to hack into computer? right now we have a computer crime law that has a pretty broad carve out for lump or cement security and we are only now starting to see a few decisions about when is it okay for law enforcement to use full mobility to break into your computer remote

the requirement is being communicated here come into the requested url is the request. you come from the banking background. if somebody came into your bank with three pieces of paper and asked for a million dollars would you give them a million dollars? >> answer there is a probably would depend on who the borrower was, but i understand your point. the committee needs additional information. >> and we have set a goal of trying to wrap up the conference committee by the end of next week, before we leave, so that we can get something to the president for his signature coming of the three pieces of paper to justify a request that senator sanders clearly wants to put into the scope of the conference making it very, very difficult for us to be able to do our job is always get our sheets of paper that basically says they are working documents. at some point they have to say this is the document. with that, you are recognized. >> thank you very much committed to returning. once again i want to thank you mr. secretary for being here. you stated in your statement the va doesn't

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alabama url first. go ahead. >> caller: thank you tremendously.e my question i want to apologize on behalf of all of us christians on behalf of what you have heard in the united states. they worship the only gods and i can't stand that coming out of the local talk radio down here. let's be honest its protestant and we don't get the eternal word television even though we are 80 miles away -- .. today? >> caller: don't anybody call me -- please don't anybody call me a conservative. i'm conservative on moral andth that values, especially big hollywood, big nashville, big marble and dc comics... >> guest: that you could be an extreme liberal evangelical christian like my friend jim wallace is, creator of sojourners, or you can be an extreme conservative evangelical christian. in other words, you may have the same beliefs and practices, but those beliefs and practices can be expressed in diametrically opposite ways. the other thing that i'll just say, michael, and i appreciate what you were saying, and, listen, i've gotten as much love there christians

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