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Brutal violent crimes by military leaders in Myanmar led a U.N. investigator to recommend protestors use ProtonMail and Signal to communicate securely.
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Israeli firm NSO Group again makes headlines for their invasive spyware, targeting journalists, political opponents, and others. Here's our take on how…
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We explore the impacts of a mobile parking app cybersecurity incident, how it was framed, and what could have been improved.
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Corporate surveillance works to track your web browsing to sell you ads. How does the lone privacy user fight such a behemoth?
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Not just for spies or criminals, we share our thoughts on recent attempts to secure private communications "infrastructure", aka burner phones
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Swiss hackers and US security cameras | Chinese companies pose a threat to the US | China brings surveillance tools to Hong Kong | UK secretly tests we…
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CIA covert bases expand in Africa | viral Tom Cruise deepfakes make waves | new iPhone anti-stalking feature | the Pope visits Iraq | FBI needs help fi…
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We tackle some privacy issues surrounding COVID-19 contact tracing and explore the city of Milwaukee's present protocols. It's not as scary as it could…
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