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Fake messaging app ensnares global crime syndicates

Software a proof-of-concept for Encryption Act interference. ....

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Hacking, encryption and threat of attack: What the dead Israeli intel officer did before he was drafted

Though much remains unknown about the intelligence officer who died in his cell - he left behind a public digital trail that sheds light on his skills: ‘He was a software genius’ ....

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FBI, Australian Police Ran A Backdoored Encrypted Chat Service For Three Years

Thu, Jun 10th 2021 12:03pm
Tim Cushing
Recently unsealed documents have revealed the FBI and the Australian Federal Police ran a backdoored encrypted communications service for more than three years, resulting in dozens of arrests and several large drug busts. Here s a brief summary via Joseph Cox for Motherboard.
For years the FBI has secretly run an encrypted communications app used by organized crime in order to surreptitiously collect its users messages and monitor criminals activity on a massive scale, according to a newly unsealed court document. In all, the elaborate operation netted more than 20 million messages from over 11,800 devices used by suspected criminals. ....

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KPIX CBS Evening News With Norah ODonnell June 10, 2021 01:45:00

Connected even if your internet goes down by sharing internet bandwidthth with yourur neighbo. but privacacy expererts say consumumers shouldld be worried. my biggest concern is essentially that consumers may not be aware that amazon is turning on this feature on their device, exposing them to some potential security and privacy risks. alexa, turn on the fan. o okay. reporter: tech analyst dan newman believes the security risk to consumer data are minimal. why do you think these concerns are overblown? amazon knows what s at stake. if the company is to fail to secure people s networks through its sidewalk service, there s going to be a major fallout. reporter: amazon boasts sidewalk has three layers of encryption to protect consumer data. but for people who still want to opt out, they can do so at any time by signing into their alexa or ring app account. norah. o donnell: alexa, thank meg oliver. thanks, meg. ....

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iTWire - AFP demonstrates no further powers needed in fight against encryption

iTWire
Wednesday, 09 June 2021 11:33
AFP demonstrates no further powers needed in fight against encryption
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ANALYSIS The Australian Federal Police appears to have provided the best possible argument for not passing federal bills that seek to enhance its powers, following the provision of details about using existing Australian encryption laws to read the encrypted messages of criminal gangs and take them down.
The AFP
mentioned on Tuesday how it has used the laws passed in December 2018 to decrypt messages which were circulated within an app that had been used in a sting. Known as AN0M, the app was put out into circulation by a known criminal and then picked up by various others in the loop. ....

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