Austrian government agrees on plan to allow monitoring of secure messaging https://www.byteseu.com/1122084/ #Austria #CoalitionGovernment #EuropeanUnion #MilitantAttacks #monitoring #SecureMessaging #TaylorSwift
Austrian government agrees on plan to allow monitoring of secure messaging https://www.byteseu.com/1122084/ #Austria #CoalitionGovernment #EuropeanUnion #MilitantAttacks #monitoring #SecureMessaging #TaylorSwift
Everyone is now realizing that WhatsApp is evolving towards its latest form (https://archive.md/L3W74). If you value secure messaging, you may want to check out @signalapp or @matrix (wich is #federated). EPFL also has its own Matrix instance at https://matrix.epfl.ch (use @element as a client).
'The technology behind [the Guardian newspaper's new open source tool] #SecureMessaging conceals the fact that messaging is taking place at all by making the communication indistinguishable from other data sent to and from the app by our millions of regular users. By using the Guardian app, other users are effectively providing “cover” and helping us to protect sources.'
How Secure are Messaging Services? - A Bit of Security for April 15, 2025
Secure messaging services are vulnerable – but there are things you can do. Listen to this -
https://youtu.be/PUyFspiAbsI
#cybersecuritytips #Signal #securemessaging #SMS #phonesecurity #BitofSec
Anche alla CIA usano Signal
Un recente episodio ha scosso l'opinione pubblica americana dopo che Jeffrey Goldberg, redattore de The Atlantic, è stato erroneamente ...
https://guide.privacypratica.it/2025/anche-alla-cia-usano-signal/
Check out the latest review of Signal's cryptography! A detailed analysis reveals no vulnerabilities, solidifying its position as a secure messaging app. Read more: https://soatok.blog/2025/02/18/reviewing-the-cryptography-used-by-signal/ #SignalSecurity #Cryptography #SecureMessaging
ricochet-im/ricochet: Anonymous peer-to-peer instant messaging
Genuinely naive question.
If #TikTok can be pulled from the App Stores and make it hard/impossible for new users to install, could that happen for secure messaging apps (#signal, #session, #simplex, #matrix / #element, #deltachat, etc.)?
I know that the TikTok thing was years in the making, but there is some crazy shit happening pretty quickly lately.
#securemessaging #securemessenger
#security
#encryption
#privacy
iMessage and Secure Communication
In the process of updating my blog to align with Fediverse standards and protocols, I realized that iMessage could be a great option for secure communication. I wasn’t aware that you can prompt a link to open a new iMessage chat.
By creating a disposable iMessage alias and disabling unknown FaceTime calls, you can keep your contact information accessible while maintaining clear boundaries.
yeah, #deltachat cares for #encryption #circumvention #proxy #pfs #securityaudits #pgp #zerotrust #securemessaging and the like ... but did you know next #iOS version will have ADAPTIVE ICONS!!!11!!ONE1!
I don’t have confirmation on this, and it was I think being mentioned in the context of more secure messaging apps like Signal (and one would guess others offering end-to-end encryption like WhatsApp too) still allowing access to unencrypted (not secure) data by parts of the phone.
Can someone confirm if this is accurate?
@eff Something that might help your readers make a more informed decision about which app to install, depending on their threat model: https://www.securemessagingapps.com/index.html #securemessaging #signalapp #SessionMessenger #endtoendencryption
New post!
Secure Messaging Apps: Signal, Telegram, Session, Element, Threema
https://chaoticgoodcyber.tech/secure-messaging-apps-signal-telegram-session-element-threema
https://www.makeuseof.com/reasons-wish-more-people-use-signal
5 reasons you should be using Signal
- It’s the Easiest Way to Text Securely
- You Don’t Miss Out on Any Features
- Sharing Files Is Much Better
- SMS Between Android and iPhone Is Still a Hassle
- The Alternatives Aren't As Robust
The author makes a few good points, others are debatable, especially with both google & Apple onboard the RCS Wagon now. Still, I believe Signal a much better alternative.
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Exciting news! Veilid is launching its beta testing for the new VeilidChat app!
Users can join the beta on both iOS and Android. Simply download TestFlight for iOS or follow the link for Android to get started. Don't miss out on this chance to shape the future of secure communication!
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I did a talk at #hackmas on "Secure Messaging (and attacks against it)" and the great organization team has already put the video recording online at
https://media.ccc.de/v/26cd6d27-247f-5cf3-8adb-54c87bc372b2. Many thanks to the audience for so many insightful questions and discussions - it is rare that the audience is so engaged and aware of nuance! Slides are available at https://www.mayrhofer.eu.org/talk/secure-messaging-and-attacks-against-it/
Abstract: Secure messaging apps are one of the most-used app categories on current mobile devices, and a significant subset of human communication is handled through them. This makes them an interesting target for forensics, surveillance, and general information collection for intelligence services and police institutions. In this talk, we will discuss various options for such surveillance and their respective difficulties, pointing out which options do not seem realistic given all the practical considerations.
TL;DR: There is no good option for surveiling E2EE messenger apps; all of them are broken or practically unrealistic in various ways. I don't see an option to do that without real, significant problems that make all of us less safe. Please stop claiming that it is possible without these nasty issues.
Exchange Online starts public test of inbound SMTP DANE with DNSSEC
https://stackdiary.com/exchange-online-starts-public-test-of-inbound-smtp-dane-with-dnssec/