Mass surveillance costs millions of Dollars. Yet, it does not improve security.
54 Percent of Americans Want to Work Remote Regularly After Coronavirus Pandemic Ends, New Poll Shows
Researchers at Tufts University found America was ready to move to a remote work experience, but not ready enough.
As someone, who has finally got my first taste of remote work – this seems a bit low to me.
New year, same doggie.
A Look Into Signal’s Encrypted Profiles
Signal continues to be my favorite, secure messaging app. I request it of as many of my contacts that will tolerate me. 🙂
To answer the initial question, can this feature get abused for OSINT? I’m doubtful it can. This is certainly state of the art privacy by design: showing a profile name and picture while preserving the E2E confidentiality (server-side data being stored encrypted) and disabling OSINT availability.
Gmail’s new ‘Confidential Mode’ won’t be completely private
This is good step in the right direction, even if only half baked. It would be better if their solution was E2E encrypted, like Protonmail provides.
As already mentioned, ProtonMail (which Cambridge Analytica’s former CEO Alexander Nix claimed his company used to keep emails secret) offers self-destructing email complete with end-to-end encryption when emails are sent between account holders.
I am become death, the destroyer of worlds.
Top Lightweight Blogging Platforms For Your Next Blog
I have used WordPress almost exclusively for years now. I have looked into Ghost in the past and it looks promising with the latest release.
Source: Top Lightweight Blogging Platforms For Your Next Blog
We Were Warned About Flaws in the Mobile Data Backbone for Years. Now 2FA Is Screwed. – Motherboard
Financially-motivated hackers are using SS7 attacks to break into bank accounts.
Source: We Were Warned About Flaws in the Mobile Data Backbone for Years. Now 2FA Is Screwed. – Motherboard
Included certificate? Yes please…
I had no idea that I had a certificate to use with my paid hosting… almost paid for one before checking to see!
This is the most important tech case in a decade. Silence means @google picked a side, but it's not the public's. https://t.co/mi5irJcr25
— Edward Snowden (@Snowden) February 17, 2016