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You can protect against these attacks and maintain your privacy by doing the following: 1. After you take a picture, open that image on your computer and take
by x220 7y ago
You can protect against these attacks and maintain your privacy by doing the following:
1. After you take a picture, open that image on your computer and take a screenshot of that image and crop as needed. This removes all camera metadata.
2. Use a program for PGP encryption. Type out your message on Notepad or whatever, encrypt it locally, then paste the encrypted message into the website's message box.
3. Use a randomly generated username and password. Generate a different username and password for each site.
Don't break the law, kids!
- eindiran 7y agoYeah, this vector was avoidable by individuals who had good operational security, but the operation still got addresses for 10K+ individuals: they recorded around 27K transactions, so that means over a third of users relied on the built-in PGP tool!