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   by FDSGSG 6y ago

   SCIMP also predates Telegram by several months https://web.archive.org/web/20150402122917/https://silentcir...
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   by FDSGSG 6y ago

   >If it was indeed a backdoor, sure, but that's a judgment call, not something anyone knows. As others have noted, e2e was a novelty at the time, not a norm, and the platform itself was extremely new (less than a year old), and their
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   by FDSGSG 6y ago

   Telegram was developed in the VK offices for a long time after VK was supposedly "stolen" from Durov. >left the country with no interest in returning Well, except for when he does https://tjournal.ru/tech/5
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   by FDSGSG 6y ago

   This is stupid pedantry.
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   by FDSGSG 6y ago

   Telegram positions itself as a secure messenger but does not encrypt most conversations, that's simply dishonest on their part. Until they start to clearly communicate to their users that "Hey! This conversation is not encrypted&q
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   by FDSGSG 6y ago

   Have you considered that perhaps Telegram deserves that negative bias due to their own behavior?
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   by FDSGSG 6y ago

   No amount of effort to validate their protocol will make Telegram trustworthy. Telegram does not encrypt most conversations, you cannot compare it to Signal. In regards to actually validating the protocol, the OP addresses this >The curr
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   by FDSGSG 6y ago

   >Unless you have another interpretation of the Hanlon's Razor, it seems that he is saying this is a mistake and not a backdoor. It just sounds like the author simply doesn't want to get sued, after all it's generally impos
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   by FDSGSG 6y ago

   >All they did was not invent the best encryption in the world. They shipped a backdoor. It's pretty clear that Telegram is actively malicious. They haven't been caught again? They probably realized that the front door of not en
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    by FDSGSG 6y ago

    This is bizarre. You offer cryptocurrencies as the alternative for Mastercard and Visa. How about bank transfers? It's perfectly normal in Europe to pay for your ecommerce purchases with a bank transfer directly to the merchants accoun
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    by FDSGSG 6y ago

    >mobile platforms Sure, there are in fact only a small number of players in this space. >cloud There are vast amounts of hosting providers. A quick google suggests over 300k, but that sounds somewhat unlikely. >payment There are a
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    by FDSGSG 6y ago

    Telegram rolled their own crypto, backdoored it and got caught https://t.co/YTmXqgzzzg?amp=1
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    by FDSGSG 6y ago

    There is no hosting monopoly, there is no payment processing monopoly, there is no domain registration monopoly, there is no SSL CA monopoly.
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    by FDSGSG 6y ago

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protected_group
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    by FDSGSG 6y ago

    If nobody wants to do business with you, maybe you are the problem?
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    by FDSGSG 6y ago

    https://web.archive.org/web/20130825024428/https://twitter.c... https://web.archive.org/web/20170718112930/https://twitter.c... ?
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    by FDSGSG 6y ago

    The people selling the software aren't the problem, it's the people using the software. Jailing someone for bad reasons should carry bad consequences.
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    by FDSGSG 6y ago

    How does one "uncover" a noisy ransomware attack?
19. 559.▲
    by FDSGSG 6y ago

    Of course you can.
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    by FDSGSG 6y ago

    Uber Lux drivers tend to be professional drivers working for luxury chauffeur companies and as such are vastly better than the regular Uber drivers, the prices are still competitive with black cabs (for up to 3 pax)
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    by FDSGSG 6y ago

    Extracted using https://github.com/RedDrip7/SunBurst_DGA_Decode
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    List of SunBurst Victims(pastebin.com)

    1 points by FDSGSG 6y ago|2 comments
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    by FDSGSG 6y ago

    >Here is the congressional sworn testimony of Shawn Henry, the CEO of Crowdstrike, specifically saying that there is no concrete evidence of Russian hacking of the DNC. It feels like you're being deliberately dishonest. Your "m
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    by FDSGSG 6y ago

    Maybe you should try to gain a basic understanding of what you're talking about before posting this /pol/ conspiracy theory stuff? There exists very little doubt that NK was behind the Sony hack, there's even a federal i
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    by FDSGSG 6y ago

    If you can work remotely or own your own business, luxury property in Dubai can actually be pretty interesting. It's not a bad place to live, no taxes and ridiculously low real estate prices make it a rather attractive proposal.
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    by FDSGSG 6y ago

    >i have too much money and enjoy when people show me new ways of spending it Is there something wrong with that?
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    by FDSGSG 6y ago

    https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/3559 I think that's the "Fraudulent Online Identity Sanctions Act" https://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/108/hr3754&#x
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    by FDSGSG 6y ago

    This feels like a rather dishonest interpretation of the parent comment. The restrictions in many countries have gone far beyond "wearing a mask and caring about others". The government is certainly taking away your civil libertie
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    by FDSGSG 6y ago

    For the same reason why you're expected to wear a mask even if you had COVID-19 a month ago.
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    by FDSGSG 6y ago

    >The average private driver salary's is about 60k a year according to Google btw Wow, that's crazy. I pay 28000USD/yr in London, most of my friends pay about the same.