Well i posted my meme here only, then someone on twitter posted it there, so I would say on top, but with a different chain

Maybe Polycentric (advertised by Louis Rossman) aims to be that? Not sure

The hacker on the other side of the RAT is getting scared but comes back as a kink

Extensions will soon be ported to mobile Firefox, if the developers do it

I don’t think you know what is happening “in Ukraine”. But the way lots of apps are running in Ukraine

Indeed the solution is to use a proper password manager. I have been using both 1Password and Dashlane for years, could recommend the first one. But I would strongly recommend Proton Pass instead, even though it doesn’t have all the features yet (give them a few months)

Thanks for this mastodon! I might know from which country you post, according to your ponctuation syntax with a gap splitting words and symbols.

Israel has not been founded because of the shoah

Bro wtf. The millions of people in Gaza are in danger, how does their individual citizenships matter when there is non-descriminative bombing over the urban areas as well as exit routes? Israelis even bombed and killed prisoners from Israel in Gaza

Well this is not particular to Beeper, that’s always the case when using Matrix + Bridges for third parties right? Even though they are the main mainteners of a good part of the existing bridges

Ok thank you so much. What I would like to point at in the difference between having an end-to-end encryption between two recipients and at-rest encryption for information owned by Signal (in this example), is the purpose of those two different things. E2E encryption means only the two agents at each end have the mathematical possibility to decrypt the info: this is privacy by design. At-rest encryption on Signal servers of different things is a security layer meant to protect users’ privacy against attackers, but Signal have the means to decrypt it, and they would do it in the normal usage of the service. This would also mean they can (and have to) transmit decrypted information to whatever agency demand them to

Thank you for that info and the link I’ll go into that. Just to summarize, if you have the knowledge and time: this is at-rest encryption? I’m not sure how it could be end-to-end encryption and at the same time enable to start new conversations with other Signal users / discovery based on name / phone number

Nope only the message content is encrypted. So what they have unencrypted is of course your personal information (phone number etc), all your contacts, and the list of all messages sent (datetime, and contact or contacts). This enable them to have a great social map that evolves after each message sent

And that is if the encryption remain unbroken. Don’t forget that the NSA has a history of placing backdors in cryptography schemes (like that mathematically flawed key based on a weak elliptic curve, standardized and approved by the NSA after they found their exploit)

You can find this online easily. Some of the things are: they’ve been funded by the Open Technology Fund, created for Radio Free Asia, which is a program by the CIA. The fund is now financed by the US Congress

I think it was mostly provocative. You know

Oh, but they did. Oopsy (2014)

That’s the thing. Anonymity on the internet should enable people to protect themselves against unethical laws. Law is not correct, it’s just law

What country are you from? We don’t do Halloween pranks here, first time I’m hearing about this. Also we’re still quite far from Halloween

Is this about message content security or privacy?

I would love to have more insights on Beeper actual privacy. But one think to keep in mind is that they are subject to Cloud Act.

Specifically for OP: since you post on this privacy focused community but also are not very clear with your intent, I just want to remind that Signal is not the best messaging app when it comes to privacy, especially because of its close relation to CIA

First step is to get class conscienceness