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Wow, the emails even included the proton default signature of "sent with Proton Mail secure email." I can maybe see not noticing in the "from" field, but how do
by boomboomsubban 3y ago
Wow, the emails even included the proton default signature of "sent with Proton Mail secure email." I can maybe see not noticing in the "from" field, but how does that not raise red flags?
I wouldn't be surprised if the answer is that police routinely use their personal accounts for such things.
- marcus0x62 3y agoOr "nobody reads or even looks at email signatures."
- bombcar 3y agoLook, it said it was secure right in the email. Very diligent. Much due.
- whalesalad 3y agoKevin Mitnick taught us decades ago that the weakest link in any environment are humans. Social engineering is so much easier than you’d imagine it to be.
- shermozle 3y agoI worked at a telco next to the law enforcement liason team's office and overheard a lot of their calls and conversations. They were all ex-cops and extremely inclined to hand over anything requested, ever. They also weren't particularly sharp, shall we say.
- acchow 3y agoThis is probably intentional so they filter away all the agents that have a high guard about security.
- n_plus_1_acc 3y ago"But it says secure"