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- TECHNOLOGY
- February 5, 2019
Webcast Leaked emails are the IT security mishap that just keeps on giving. From salacious tabloid headlines to lost elections to international security crises, a hacked or misfired email is the ultimate piece of first-hand evidence to light up a scandal, or ruin a reputation. In addition, passwords, account details, or other juicy information useful
READ MOREThe US Department of Justice (DoJ), UK Home Secretary Priti Patel, and the Australian Minister for Home Affairs Peter Dutton are set to block Facebook’s plan to roll out end-to-end encryption across its entire messaging portfolio, over concerns that national security would be adversely impacted. In traditional client-server communications, encryption only protects data in-transit. A
READ MOREThe ‘war’ against end-to-end encryption has raged since the internet was popularised in the 1990s Politicians across three of the so-called ‘five eyes’ alliance have written to Facebook to demand that it stop development of end-to-end encryption in its messaging services – until it can reassure authorities… [ad_2] Source link
READ MOREUK Home Secretary Priti Patel has taken to the pages of The Telegraph to call for Facebook to insert back door access to the end-to-end encryption system of its messaging platform and other , as members of the Five Eyes nations meet to call for the same. When protecting digital traffic, there are effectively two
READ MOREMore security, without slowing your handset down INTRODUCING ADIANTUM. No, don’t stop reading botany buffs – we’re not talking about the maidenhair fern of the same name, but a new kind of encryption that Google has finally decided is ready for public consumption. Why do we need a new kind of encryption? Well, if you’ve
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