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jugbee
7y ago
Here you go guys, no extensions needed: https://pastebin.com/kV7hRm53
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The art of iOS and iCloud forensics
(blog.elcomsoft.com)
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9y ago
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Presentations from ETSI Conference on 5G Security (2017 06)
(docbox.etsi.org)
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9y ago
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9y ago
"We knew the Hansa servers were in Lithuania, so we sent an MLAT (mutual legal assistance treaty) request to Lithuania and requested if we could proceed with our planned actions in their country. They were very willing to help us in ou
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9y ago
Wow Germany, mandatoory backdoors? And I had my hopes in you
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jugbee
9y ago
Germany wants to backdoor cellphones, how is that not related to IT?
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jugbee
9y ago
I pity Dale when NSA reads the article. Telling everyone that you have the whole snowden material? Mate, that's irresposible and stupid
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jugbee
10y ago
But isn't now with signal that you have to wiretap it once and your are good to go since there are no sas every time?
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jugbee
10y ago
Hi, i would like to draw the attention of you, the people with more expertise than I to another app that at least for me is more terrifying Xiaomi Mi Fit ( https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xiaomi.hm
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jugbee
10y ago
What's interesting is that back in May, EU parliament has approved the directive to use pnr data for intelligence purposes, meaning that every air carrier has to trnsfer this data to law enforcement agencies ( http://www.cons
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10y ago
Guys, i know article is about not building a muslim database and all, but what about the outlook chats bypassed by nsa?
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jugbee
10y ago
Blackberry android phones does this. They patch phones the same day google nexus is patched or even earlier for beta program users. Still no one is buying them
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A Formal Security Analysis of the Signal Messaging Protocol [pdf]
(eprint.iacr.org)
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10y ago
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10y ago
When I enter my email and press subscribe I get - "The information you have entered on this page will be sent over an insecure connection and could be read by a third party. Are you sure you want to send this information?" http:
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jugbee
10y ago
The Baltic states' tax authorities are to do the same. Heard a debate on the radio few days ago, with the host asking "is this even legal" and the chief of the tax authority responded: "and is this legal to evade taxes?&
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jugbee
10y ago
How about this fix? Does it solve it? Https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3172729
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jugbee
10y ago
Do you really own the same priv as i do? Because i sit with a superb phone on august 5th patch. Dedicated Comma, dot, numbers keys? Buy a laptop. Or stay with priv, double-click alt and voila! Use all those buttons you named - write numbers
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jugbee
10y ago
I hear you
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jugbee
10y ago
Man... I literally bought my PRIV just last week due to verified boot, hardware encryption and now i get this? Selling my almost brand new PRIV. 450$. PM
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jugbee
11y ago
it's one the tools they teach you in forensics course, when they speak about "nasty anti-forensics done by criminals". Source: attended some courses ;)
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11y ago
The title is misleading, since all the Baltic countries have basic income for like 20 years. If anyone's interested - in Lithuania it's 305euros, in Latvia 350, in Estonia, if i'm not mistaken it's something about 400
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11y ago
Guys, cut with the negativity. I'm a crypto nerd as well, and with my other truly paranoid friends we use Chatsecure which does not require your number, is compatible with Tor, etc. However, my mom uses Signal, my father yesterday call
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11y ago
wow, it's not even an HTTPS and they expect me to fill my most sensitive data here?
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12y ago
oh, it fills my heart with joy reading this
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12y ago
"occasionally being able to communicate securely with contacts that also use TextSecure Protocol clients." "Occasionally" is not what I desire. Being abroad and not being able to use data due to huge roaming fees leaves
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12y ago
aggree 100%. Now all the features why I have downloaded textsecure back in the day, was to have strong crypto while traveling abroad (which is rather frequent), not to hide my metadata
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12y ago
Well that's disappointing. I have worked hard inviting my friends to textsecure, i used to tell them: "Textsecure is just a simple text messaging app but with encryption, why not to change your default one to this, what do you hav
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12y ago
seriously? no Vuze/Azureus fans?
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12y ago
thanks, but no. http://www.cso.com.au/article/560026/bittorrent-dismisses-se...