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601.
by gasull 13y ago
Pirate Bay .onion torsite: http://jntlesnev5o7zysa.onion/
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by gasull 13y ago
Would it be feasible to just encrypt the traffic?
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by gasull 13y ago
They could have worded it as "This report might not include certain requests whose secrecy is mandated by the law, like FISA requests. Google does not confirm nor deny having received such requests."
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by gasull 13y ago
Has Obama tried to stop the NSA surveillance program? No, he actually protected telcos from being sued. http://news.cnet.com/8301-10784_3-9982898-7.html
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Three felonies a day(openlibrary.org)
10 points by gasull 13y ago|0 comments
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That's a backdoor(twitter.com)
5 points by gasull 13y ago|0 comments
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EFF: Google's Transparency Report does not include FISA court orders(twitter.com)
120 points by gasull 13y ago|11 comments
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by gasull 13y ago
What's the difference?
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by gasull 13y ago
" I don't know about anybody else, but for the first time I can think of, I'm seriously concerned about the consequences of posting support for somebody like this online. I don't know how things will play out years down
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by gasull 13y ago
Kim Dotcom's company was registered in Hong Kong, but Kim and his office were in New Zealand.
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by gasull 13y ago
"Hacker Faces More Jail Time Than The Convicted Steubenville Rapists He Exposed" http://techcrunch.com/2013/06/09/hacker-faces-more-jail-time...
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by gasull 13y ago
Blog post from the owner of that Twitter account: Nothing to hide http://danielsieradski.com/nothing-to-hide/14572
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by gasull 13y ago
The links you're posting are broken, ending with "/".
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by gasull 13y ago
Fixed link: http://retroshare.sourceforge.net
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by gasull 13y ago
Good luck doing that in the US.
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by gasull 13y ago
- Use an open-source OS like Linux. Ubuntu is user-friendly. Windows isn't safe: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NSAKEY - Install the OS with full-disk encryption. - If you use a service like Dropbox, use EncFS to
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by gasull 13y ago
Good point. Maybe because HN is mostly a tech news site and the IRS targeting didn't involve any tech like the NSA scandal did.
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by gasull 13y ago
Pretty much. You can't distribute large files like in Usenet, though. Look into I2P + BitTorrent for that, or GnuNet.
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Eric Schmidt attends the Bilderberg meeting behind closed doors(news.com.au)
2 points by gasull 13y ago|0 comments
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by gasull 13y ago
http://www.news.com.au/business/world-leaders-in-secret-soci...
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by gasull 13y ago
How can you misread "COLLECTION DIRECTLY FROM THE SERVERS" (sic)? https://twitter.com/ggreenwald/status/343421926057861121 And what about the FISA requests Google cannot legally talk about? http:/&
622.
by gasull 13y ago
> 'Not subject to American law' - the next desirable IT feature We have seen in the past how the US Government overreaches to take down any website no matter where it's hosted. If you want to be "not subject to Ame
623.
by gasull 13y ago
You can boycott traveling to the US, what a lot of people are doing because they don't want a pat-down.
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by gasull 13y ago
For the desktop: Tor and Bitmessage.
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by gasull 13y ago
For the desktop: - Tor - Bitmessage Bitmessage is specially interesting because it's not only encrypted and private, it actually solves the problem of spam and offers 3 kinds of messaging under the same interface: email-like, broadcast
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by gasull 13y ago
The problem with PGP is that friction is in every message you send. For every email you have to make the decision about encrypting the message and entering your passphrase. It's a hassle. The reason I recommend Bitmessage is because
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by gasull 13y ago
Doesn't a system like Tor prevent MITM attacks as long as you connect only to .onion sites? Isn't this solved too in I2P and Freenet? Maybe the Web isn't the right tool because everything is in the open.
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by gasull 13y ago
William Binney talks about the military-industrial complex in this video from the last HOPE conference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqN59beaFMI
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by gasull 13y ago
This reads like pro-Obama propaganda. Why does Obama want to decrease public concern about war? I'd say he doesn't want a public debate about it. He doesn't want a public debate about PRISM/NSA either.
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by gasull 13y ago
Isn't the data encrypted? How can even another friend see what's within the encrypted data? This makes it another reason to use Bitmessage instead.

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