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Yes, I read that somewhere as well. It is still a bad tactic. At first you would want to encrypt the information. Then you would like to have some method of tr
by seven 13y ago
Yes, I read that somewhere as well. It is still a bad tactic.
At first you would want to encrypt the information.
Then you would like to have some method of transfer that does not stick out and could hide the intent to transfer encrypted data. Perhaps with the help of some steganography tool. And you would make sure that nobody identifies you in the process by using tools like Tor.
This "I hope they don't notice" method is just gambling.
- knowaveragejoe 13y agoAgreed, the "saving as draft" method is more hiding in plain site than anything. It doesn't protect the content of the data, and if you're not paying attention it's easy for someone to see who's been accessing the data. It's more a defense against people that aren't really looking that hard.