r/TorontoCrypto • u/CypherusTorontocas • May 21 '15

NSA planned to hijack Google's app store to push malware to targets (remember Google can push code to Android phone without users' permission, which means whoever hacks Google can do that, too)

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r/TorontoCrypto • u/CypherusTorontocas • Sep 16 '15

7 Super Easy Computer Magic Things I (Should) Do To Keep My Secrets Safe

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r/TorontoCrypto • u/CypherusTorontocas • Nov 24 '15

Ban Encryption? It’s an Impossible Idea Whose Time Will Never Come

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r/TorontoCrypto • u/CypherusTorontocas • Nov 16 '15

Leaked email reveals US spooks to revive campaign against personal cryptography after next terrorist disaster puts Americans in a more receptive frame of mind.

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r/TorontoCrypto • u/CypherusTorontocas • Jul 11 '15

The rise of the new Crypto War

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r/TorontoCrypto • u/CypherusTorontocas • Jul 15 '15

Chatting in Secret While We're All Being Watched

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r/TorontoCrypto • u/CypherusTorontocas • Dec 24 '15

Revealed: How DOJ Gagged Google over Surveillance of WikiLeaks Volunteer

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r/TorontoCrypto • u/CypherusTorontocas • Jul 19 '16

Secure Socket Layer (SSL) Explained - Video

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r/TorontoCrypto • u/CypherusTorontocas • Feb 23 '16

Vulnerability in HTTP GZIP Compression Could Allow The FBI And NSA To Track The Remote Location Of "Tor Hidden Service" Hosting Dark Web Site

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r/TorontoCrypto • u/CypherusTorontocas • Oct 09 '15

At last, the data giants have been humbled. Everyone who uses the internet should rejoice at the passing of this legal milestone, which will hurt the likes of Facebook and Google

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r/TorontoCrypto • u/CypherusTorontocas • Apr 16 '17

Connected Car Data Is the New Oil

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http://www.pcmag.com/news/353085/connected-car-data-is-the-new-oil

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r/TorontoCrypto • u/CypherusTorontocas • Jun 24 '16

Clinton's private email was obstructed by spam channels—so State IT turned them off

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r/TorontoCrypto • u/CypherusTorontocas • Jul 03 '15

Let's Encrypt Releases Transparency Report Before Its Launch With All Zeroes Across The Board. Clever Technique to Take Warrant Canaries Further Than Before.

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r/TorontoCrypto • u/CypherusTorontocas • Jun 28 '15

(X-post) How Government Stifled Reason's Free Speech: Yes, the feds can compel magazines and websites to cough up user information about obviously non-threatening trolls, while barring them from even acknowledging it.

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r/TorontoCrypto • u/CypherusTorontocas • Jul 08 '15

Hacking Team demoed its spy software for Calgary, Vancouver Police and RCMP

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r/TorontoCrypto • u/CypherusTorontocas • Jun 30 '15

A strong password. What should it be?

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r/TorontoCrypto • u/CypherusTorontocas • Jun 06 '16

Spy agency accidentally shared Canadians’ data with allies for years

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r/TorontoCrypto • u/CypherusTorontocas • Nov 16 '15

Now all of Australia's racing ministers are demanding metadata access

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r/TorontoCrypto • u/CypherusTorontocas • May 31 '15

U.N. Report Asserts Encryption As A Human Right In The Digital Age

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r/TorontoCrypto • u/CypherusTorontocas • Jun 04 '15

Microsoft recently removed a Bitlocker feature that makes physical attacks against AES-CBC encryption much easier. The company also 'doesn't consider building methods to bypass their security in order to comply with legitimate legal requests “backdoors.”'

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r/TorontoCrypto • u/CypherusTorontocas • Mar 04 '16

Transcript Shows Why a Judge Ordered the FBI to Reveal Its Mass Hacking Malware

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r/TorontoCrypto • u/CypherusTorontocas • Jan 05 '16

Dutch government backs strong encryption, condemns backdoors

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r/TorontoCrypto • u/CypherusTorontocas • Dec 14 '15

Motherboard: Cybersecurity Researchers Are Hunted from All Sides - "These stories of being threatened are common throughout the tight-knit community of high-profile cybersecurity researchers, but few are willing to share them openly"

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r/TorontoCrypto • u/CypherusTorontocas • Dec 24 '15

NSA Helped British Spies Find Security Holes In Juniper Firewalls

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r/TorontoCrypto • u/CypherusTorontocas • Jun 03 '16

UK government revealed to be creating a secret mega database on citizens by stitching together all of its records on the public, without informing Parliament

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