The war on end-to-end encryption
Messaging platforms argue that end-to-end encryption protects human rights. Governments say that it provides a shield for criminal activity.
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Zoom, Teams Are Dominating App Download Charts. Here’s What Else is Trending
Google Classroom, Uber Eats, and "Houseparty" also on the rise...
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5 of the Best Security Tweets About Jeff Bezos and MBS, as Questions Swirl Over Hack
"We encourage FTI to decrypt the .enc file, examine its contents, and check whether decryption yields a benign or malicious…
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In Landmark Move, Facebook, WhatsApp Sue Israel’s NSO Group Over Video Attack
"Attempts to cover their tracks were not entirely successful"
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Majority of WhatsApp Users Still Unpatched, a Week After Critical Vulnerability Discovered
52 percent of iOS, 48 percent of Android users yet to patch...
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Behavioural monitoring tools installed on personal devices widely rejected meanwhile
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WhatsApp Encryption Warning for Users Over Google Drive Backup Risk
When sending a message between users via the platform one person’s phone sets up an encryption while the other holds…
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WhatsApp Opens up API, To Charge Business Users
Users can run WhatsApp through their own servers or via AWS
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