jim, to random
@jim@social.openrightsgroup.org avatar

Every step of the debate @openrightsgroup has explained that tech can be redeployed and some lines should never be crossed.

Once detection software is in place, it can be used to do more, and more.

Here, journalists at Balkan Insight reveal how discussed precisely how to cross these lines.

Even before they are on the statute book.

https://balkaninsight.com/2023/09/29/europol-sought-unlimited-data-access-in-online-child-sexual-abuse-regulation/

danie10, to privacy
@danie10@mastodon.social avatar

How to send encrypted (at a cost) and ‘confidential’ emails on Gmail

Gmail may be very easy to use, and probably also one of the most used e-mail services out there, but Google has still not made any real effort to help e-mails going proper E2EE for all, despite the technology being available for a very long time.

Gmail’s c ...continues

See https://gadgeteer.co.za/how-to-send-encrypted-at-a-cost-and-confidential-emails-on-gmail/

RTP, to news
@RTP@fosstodon.org avatar

📺 VIDEO:🌹 "Thorn In The Side Of Secure 🔓 Encryption"

Looking Into Lobbying For Encryption Compromises

Public Early Watch On Blog (click peertube) Shows up on channels soon

https://bmc.link/politictech/thorn-in-the-side-of-secure-encryption-early-viewing-thanks-for-supporting

gulovsen, to Law
@gulovsen@mastodon.social avatar

Me when a new client tells me they already use @signalapp and Protonmail.

animation of rustic robert redford nodding head approvingly

0x58, to Cybersecurity

📨 Latest issue of my curated and list of resources for week /2023 is out! It includes the following and much more:

➝ 🔓 ❌ TransUnion Denies After Hacker Publishes Allegedly Stolen Data
➝ 🔓 ⚖️ Hackers breached International Criminal Court’s systems last week
➝ 🔓 🤖 researchers accidentally exposed terabytes of internal sensitive data
➝ 🦠 💸 hits Storage with encryptor
➝ 🇮🇷 🇮🇱 Iranian Nation-State Actor OilRig Targets Israeli Organizations
➝ 🇮🇳 's biggest tech centers named as hotspots
➝ 🇫🇮 💊 Finnish Authorities Dismantle Notorious Dark Web Drug Marketplace
➝ 🇨🇦 🇷🇺 Canadian Government Targeted With Attacks by Pro- Group
➝ 🇨🇳 🇺🇸 Accuses U.S. of Decade-Long Campaign Against Servers
➝ 🇺🇸 🇨🇳 China's Malicious Cyber Activity Informing War Preparations, Says
➝ 🇨🇳 🦠 New Linux used in cyber espionage attacks
➝ 🇬🇧 🔐 UK Minister Warns Over End-to-End Encryption
➝ 🇺🇸 🇷🇺 One of the ’s most wanted hackers is trolling the U.S. government
➝ 🦠 🥸 Fake proof-of-concept exploit drops malware
➝ 🦠 📈 botnet activity surges 600x with stealthier malware variants
➝ 🦠 📡 Hackers backdoor providers with new HTTPSnoop malware
➝ 🦠 🐝 malware returns in new attacks abusing folders
➝ 🔐 launches support into general availability
➝ ☑️ 🐧 Free Download Manager releases script to check for malware
➝ 💬 🔐 adds quantum-resistant encryption to its messaging protocol
➝ 🍏 🔐 17 includes these new security and features
➝ 🩹 High-Severity Flaws Uncovered in Products and ISC BIND Server
➝ 🩹 😡 Incomplete disclosures by and create “huge blindspot” for 0-day hunters
➝ 🍏 🩹 Apple emergency updates fix 3 new zero-days exploited in attacks
➝ 🩹 fixes protection zero-day used in attacks
➝ 🩹 Patches High-Severity in FortiOS, FortiProxy, FortiWeb Products
➝ 🔓 Nearly 12,000 Found Vulnerable to Recently Disclosed RCE Vulnerability

📚 This week's recommended reading is: "Future Crimes: Everything Is Connected, Everyone Is Vulnerable and What We Can Do About It" by Marc Goodman

Subscribe to the newsletter to have it piping hot in your inbox every week-end ⬇️

https://infosec-mashup.santolaria.net/p/infosec-mashup-week-382023

AnnemarieBridy, to random
@AnnemarieBridy@mastodon.lawprofs.org avatar

Good for Signal! If a willfully misguided government regulation fundamentally breaks your product in a way that compromises user safety, it doesn’t make much sense to continue offering it in the affected market.

Meredith Whittaker Reaffirms That Signal Would Leave UK If Forced By Privacy Bill - Slashdot https://it.slashdot.org/story/23/09/22/1913215/meredith-whittaker-reaffirms-that-signal-would-leave-uk-if-forced-by-privacy-bill

openrightsgroup, to privacy
@openrightsgroup@social.openrightsgroup.org avatar

“While the UK government has admitted it’s not possible to safely scan all of our private messages, it has granted Ofcom the powers to force tech companies to do so in the future.”

🗣 @JamesBaker, ORG Campaigns Manager.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/emmawoollacott/2023/09/20/uk-passes-online-safety-bill-restricting-social-media-content/

xro, to uk
@xro@chaos.social avatar

outlaws privacy protecting .

Want to underline this advice: avoid that continue to operate in the UK. They are going to implement and or enable backdoors now.

https://blog.fefe.de/?ts=9bf2f06c

joho, to Bulgaria Swedish
@joho@mastodon.online avatar

Ylva Johansson definierar "okunskap" 😔

Det här är så obegripligt dumt att det slår alla rekord.

https://youtu.be/hgHhtxQF_qA?si=CxMvkXwJ2EyuQoeF

m0bi13, to Matrix Polish
@m0bi13@pol.social avatar

Jak już piszę o komunikatorach z (szyfrowanie) to Signala nie będę opisywał bo jest w każdym sklepie z apkami i wystarczy kliknąć by mieć.

:

  1. Każda osoba na ma konto na matrix. Wystarczy pobrać apkę Element, wskazać serwer pol.social i „Logowanie z Pol.social” czyli nawet konta nie trzeba zakładać i wpisywać user / password.

Osoby przeglądarkowe mogą wejść na https://Chat.pol.social i tak samo.

Dodaliśmy Wam matrix bo DM / Priv na jest słaby.

  1. Ogólnodostępny polski serwer matrix jest na https://noevil.pl
    Z ładnym opisem co i jak. Prowadzi go @didek

Serwery matrix się federują jak fedi. Nieważne gdzie masz konto, rozmawiasz z każdym na matrix.

A fajne „pokoje” do rozmów, taki nowoczesny irc, to dodatkowy plus.

Gorąco polecam nie dać się podsłuchiwać 🕵️

Uff, długie wyszło. Pytania? Piszcie na @pomoc albo z tagiem

m0bi13, to Matrix Polish
@m0bi13@pol.social avatar

USA: „Czaty na Facebooku dostarczone przez firmę Meta doprowadziły kobietę do przyznania się do zarzutów związanych z aborcją / Oficer śledczy doręczył nakaz firmie Meta, która dostarczyła niezaszyfrowane sesje czatu pokazujące kobietę i jej córkę omawiające pigułki aborcyjne.”

Słuchajcie, pisanie na FB, TT czy G. to jak pisanie w komputerze min. Ziobry. Występują do BigTech o dane i dostają. Używajcie tylko komunikatorów z szyfrowaniem end to end

albo (przypisany do nr. telefonu)

Statystyki nie kłamią. Bigtechy mają oficjalne strony z info o przekazanych rządom danym.

Za TheVerge -> https://www.theverge.com/2023/7/11/23790923/facebook-meta-woman-daughter-guilty-abortion-nebraska-messenger-encryption-privacy

Statystyki ilości danych przekazanych organom

openrightsgroup, to privacy
@openrightsgroup@social.openrightsgroup.org avatar

⚠️ The Online Safety Bill has been passed in the UK Parliament. ⚠️

The threat it poses to our right to privacy and freedom of expression will soon become law.

It'll make us less secure, including the children and young people that the law is supposed to protect.

Find out more here ⤵️

https://www.openrightsgroup.org/press-releases/org-warns-of-threat-to-privacy-and-free-speech-as-online-safety-bill-is-passed/

Yuvalne, to telegram

Reminder that is not secure communication. Most chats aren't end-to-end-encrypted to begin with, and even those that are use a strange custom-built algorithm rather than actual cryptographically sound algorithm such as the double-ratchet.

If you want actual secure communication, use , , or even (which is shit and will turn you in to the police but is still better than what Telegram).

echo_pbreyer, to random
@echo_pbreyer@digitalcourage.social avatar

🇬🇧 LEAK: The Spanish EU Presidency plans to line up a majority of EU governments for warrantless by the end of the month by paying lip service to encryption.

More: https://www.patrick-breyer.de/en/chat-control-eu-council-plans-death-blow-to-digital-privacy-of-correspondence-and-secure-encryption/

openrightsgroup, (edited ) to privacy
@openrightsgroup@social.openrightsgroup.org avatar

David Davis & Caroline Lucas MPs are supporting an amendment to the Online Safety Bill that would seek to protect the end-to-end encrypted services. If you have time today, please contact your MP and ask them to support this amendment

strypey, to email
@strypey@mastodon.nzoss.nz avatar

Sounds good...

"Searching through email content in an end-to-end encrypted email provider is no easy feat. Because Skiff does not have access to any user emails, all search queries have to be performed client-side. To make this possible, we’ve developed innovative search indexing algorithms that work in the browser, in Skiff’s Windows and macOS apps, and in our iOS and Android native apps."

, 2023

https://skiff.com/blog/a-whole-new-search

openrightsgroup, to random
@openrightsgroup@social.openrightsgroup.org avatar

The government knows and has admitted it cannot scan messages without undermining or breaking encryption, but wants to pretend otherwise. It is playing us for fools.

https://www.openrightsgroup.org/blog/omnishambles-over-encrypted-messages-continues/

JamesBaker, to privacy
@JamesBaker@social.openrightsgroup.org avatar

It’s been a confusing week for those of us trying to understand what the UK Government is doing with its plans to break end-to-end encryption. This article by @jim and I tried to make sense of the omnishambles https://www.openrightsgroup.org/blog/omnishambles-over-encrypted-messages-continues/

RedGreenLibre, to random
@RedGreenLibre@freeradical.zone avatar

Omnishambles continues.

@JamesBaker of @openrightsgroup writes "At the eleventh hour of the Online Safety Bill’s passage through Parliament, the Government has found itself claiming to have both conceded that it won’t do anything stupid and that it may well press ahead if it wants to. It is in a total mess over its proposals to break end-to-end encryption and scan our private messages.."
https://www.openrightsgroup.org/blog/omnishambles-over-encrypted-messages-continues/

openrightsgroup, to privacy
@openrightsgroup@social.openrightsgroup.org avatar

"The continued existence of the powers [in the Online Safety Bill] means encryption-breaking surveillance could still be introduced in the future"

If the government accepts that they can't scan messages without wrecking privacy and security, why not just remove the spy clause from the Bill?

https://www.wired.com/story/britain-admits-defeat-online-safety-bill-encryption/

openrightsgroup, to privacy
@openrightsgroup@social.openrightsgroup.org avatar

🚨 BREAKING: The UK government has confirmed it is rowing back on its plans to scan private messages.

They've finally back down with an announcement that Ofcom won't use powers in the spy clause contained in the Online Safety Bill until it's 'technically feasible' to do so.

They've conceded that no current technology exists that would protect privacy or avoid breaking encryption.

https://www.openrightsgroup.org/press-releases/government-admits-spy-clause-cant-be-used-safely/

hpk, to random
@hpk@chaos.social avatar

Sorry but i am afraid there is nothing to party about regarding UK's

The UK "not applying" the powers they ask to get is maybe worse compared to pushing through directly. Why?

Pushing through now would likely mean WA/Signal/iMessage pulling out of UK with a big public backlash. And then the equivalent EU "ChatControl" bill would have a hard time to pass. But now the UK can wait and sync with the EU, possibly the US, and then the threat of pulling out of UK is muted.

kirschner, to fediverse
@kirschner@mastodon.social avatar

Before me asking others here in the for recommendations about , I did not know about

https://github.com/amnesica/KryptEY

It is an keyboard for secure communication through the protocol in any messenger.

hywan, to Matrix
@hywan@fosstodon.org avatar

Element X preview is now on Android too!, https://element.io/blog/element-x-android-preview/.

After iOS, Element X beta is now available on Android. Go rush it, break the app, report bugs, let's all get fun together! Oh, and it's extremely fast, don't be surprised.

joeo10, to privacy
@joeo10@mastodon.sdf.org avatar

The UK government has (at least for now) decided to back off a piece of the legislation that would have outright banned end-to-end encryption and would have been a major disaster in all means. https://archive.ph/HDnUa

It's surely not over though as this piece here rightfully explains why. https://techcrunch.com/2023/09/06/osb-encryption-scanning-feasibility/

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