Privacy Matters

Brutal violent crimes by military leaders in Myanmar led a U.N. investigator to recommend protestors use ProtonMail and Signal to communicate securely.
Comment
Share
NewTopCommunity
An innocent man is killed during a "swatting" incident because he had a rare Twitter handle that someone wanted. How could this happen?
Comment
Share
Israeli firm NSO Group again makes headlines for their invasive spyware, targeting journalists, political opponents, and others. Here's our take on how…
Comment
Share
We explore the impacts of a mobile parking app cybersecurity incident, how it was framed, and what could have been improved.
Comment
Share
Corporate surveillance works to track your web browsing to sell you ads. How does the lone privacy user fight such a behemoth?
Comment
Share
Not just for spies or criminals, we share our thoughts on recent attempts to secure private communications "infrastructure", aka burner phones
Comment
Share
Swiss hackers and US security cameras | Chinese companies pose a threat to the US | China brings surveillance tools to Hong Kong | UK secretly tests…
Comment
Share
CIA covert bases expand in Africa | viral Tom Cruise deepfakes make waves | new iPhone anti-stalking feature | the Pope visits Iraq | FBI needs help…
Comment1
Share
See all
Resources
Privacy.comMasked Cards
IntelTechniquesAll things OSINT & Privacy
ProtonMail Secure, Encrypted Email
Signature Management Unit, LLCHome

Privacy Matters

AboutArchiveAuthors
© 2022 Signature Management Unit, LLC
Privacy ∙ Terms ∙ Collection notice
Publish on Substack Get the app
Substack is the home for great writing