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I don't believe that such a secret organization does not use basic security measures like password, device encryption, etc. Even unmodified iPad is more secure
by vbezhenar 5y ago
I don't believe that such a secret organization does not use basic security measures like password, device encryption, etc. Even unmodified iPad is more secure than that. And you would expect some security investments if they cared to build custom map software.
So probably fake.
- nurgasemetey 5y agoI don't think it is fake. People from PMC are not managed so well, they are like freelancers. Update: especially Wagner
- sam_lowry_ 5y agoSeeing the awfully bad spelling mistakes makes me feel like it's real. One can hardly fake these without being from the same background.
- s5300 5y agoGiven the fact that journalist Clarissa Ward was easily able to find one of the assassin's that attempted to kill Navalny, convince him on a unsecure phone line that she was a KGB official and they needed to immediately meet, and then show up to his apartment, that was an outright slum ( yes - their state assassin's live in slums ) It's not incredibly hard to believe that they don't exactly have their shit together for whatever levels of operations
- vbezhenar 5y agoI don't believe that story either.
- p1anecrazy 5y agoIt was actually Navalny who did that, not Ms. Ward
- EliRivers 5y ago"I don't believe that such a secret organization does not use basic security measures..." I'm sure it does. Yet every day people leave secrets on buses and leave their devices unlocked and write the password on post-it notes and on and on and on and on. Your argument seems circular. People that don't make mistakes don't make mistakes, therefore they didn't make this mistake. Great. What about people that do make mistakes? Which is basically all people.