DEA can’t break Apple iMessage encryption?
Cnet reports that an internal DEA document reveals that the DEA are unable to intercept text messages sent over Apple’s iMessage protocol. The protocol provides end to end encryption for messages...
View ArticleBlacklisting SSL Certificate Authorities
The Register has an article on Firefox black listing an SSL Certificate authority. Certificates and certificate authorities are the underpinnings of our secure web infrastructure. When you see the lock...
View ArticleCan you be forced to decrypt your files?
Declan McCullagh at CNET writes about the most recent skirmish over whether a person can be forced to decrypt their encrypted files. In this case, Jeffery Feldman is suspected of having almost 20...
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If you don’t admit you won’t decrypt
The Massachusetts High Court recently ruled that a suspect can be compelled to decrypt disks, files, and devices which have been seized by law enforcement. The crux of the question before the court...
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Apple can’t decrypt your phone
Since it was introduced, Apple has had the ability to decrypt the contents if iPhones and other iOS devices when asked to do so (with a warrant). Apple recently announced that with iOS 8 Apple will no...
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Holder is wrong – backdoors and security can not coexist.
In the article below Attorney General Eric Holder said ““It is fully possible to permit law enforcement to do its job while still adequately protecting personal privacy” This is simply not true, and...
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Protect your security from ISPs stripping email encryption
Engineers at Golden Frog recently discovered that Cricket wireless was automatically disabling their email encryption. It is not at all clear why they were doing this, but we do know how. When an...
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Use VPN to avoid Gogo Man In The Middle vulnerability
Google engineer Adrienne Felt recently noticed that Gogo in-flight Wi-Fi was messing with the SSL certificates on secure Google web pages. Her browser showed a problem with the HTTPs connection, and...
View ArticleDEA can't break Apple iMessage encryption?
Cnet reports that an internal DEA document reveals that the DEA are unable to intercept text messages sent over Apple’s iMessage protocol. The protocol provides end to end encryption for messages...
View ArticleBlacklisting SSL Certificate Authorities
The Register has an article on Firefox black listing an SSL Certificate authority. Certificates and certificate authorities are the underpinnings of our secure web infrastructure. When you see the lock...
View ArticleCan you be forced to decrypt your files?
Declan McCullagh at CNET writes about the most recent skirmish over whether a person can be forced to decrypt their encrypted files. In this case, Jeffery Feldman is suspected of having almost 20...
View ArticleClik here to view.
If you don't admit you won't decrypt
The Massachusetts High Court recently ruled that a suspect can be compelled to decrypt disks, files, and devices which have been seized by law enforcement. The crux of the question before the court...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Apple can't decrypt your phone
Since it was introduced, Apple has had the ability to decrypt the contents if iPhones and other iOS devices when asked to do so (with a warrant). Apple recently announced that with iOS 8 Apple will no...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Holder is wrong – backdoors and security can not coexist.
In the article below Attorney General Eric Holder said ““It is fully possible to permit law enforcement to do its job while still adequately protecting personal privacy” This is simply not true, and...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Protect your security from ISPs stripping email encryption
Engineers at Golden Frog recently discovered that Cricket wireless was automatically disabling their email encryption. It is not at all clear why they were doing this, but we do know how. When an...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Use VPN to avoid Gogo Man In The Middle vulnerability
Google engineer Adrienne Felt recently noticed that Gogo in-flight Wi-Fi was messing with the SSL certificates on secure Google web pages. Her browser showed a problem with the HTTPs connection, and...
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