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Dell Regrets The “Inconvenience”
riyad Did you buy a #Dell server with a #NSA backdoor? Dell "regrets the inconvenience". https://twitter.com/DellCares/status/417812096072818688 31. December 2013 The post Dell Regrets The...
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Lawrence Lessig Interviews Edward Snowden
A very profound interview. The post Lawrence Lessig Interviews Edward Snowden appeared first on Bi·lak.
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Edja Snodow
Die Geschichten um diesen Edja Snodow sind wie das Spiegelbild einer Welt, die man nicht haben will. Die Geschichten um diesen Edja Snodow sind wie das Spiegelbild einer Welt, die man nicht haben will....
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No, You Go First
Bruce Schneier talks about how security companies sat on knowledge and research data about military-grade Regin malware for at least six years. They only decided to share their knowledge because the...
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NSA’s Speech-to-Text capabilities
The Intercept has a lengthy article on what we know on the NSA’s speech recognition capabilities. Putting aside the actual capabilities, just the fact that anything you say will be recorded, stored and...
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NSA’s MITM attack on Cryptome
The moment you find out the NSA is performing MITM attacks on your website’s visitors from a leaked slide deck: But here is the thing — and this is crucial — the address for Cryptome is listed to be...
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Auf einen Pfeffersprayangriff in Osnabrück, wurden Telefondaten von 14.000 Personen ausgewertet und 9 Hausdurchsuchungen durchgeführt. o.O The post appeared first on Bi·lak.
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Data Is A Toxic Asset
Bruce Schneier also finds data is actually a toxic asset. 😶 The post Data Is A Toxic Asset appeared first on Bi·lak.
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WhatsApp End-to-end Encryption
WhatsApp just announced they enabled end-to-end encryption for all their users … this is huge news. They have put a white paper up describing their implementation. Good news: it’s based on the Signal...
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An Apple engineer who helped launch the iPod said he helped the US government build a secret version of the device that could covertly collect data. — Arstechnica
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