Arjen Kamphuis

@ArjenKamphuis

Securing all the cybers, Free Software advocate, mountaineer, sailor, carpenter, geek and damn proud of it. PGP KeyID: 0x173F0BCA

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Joined April 2009
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  1. Pinned Tweet
    May 1

    Where bullets and bits meet; infosecurity training for journalists operating in high-risk environments. Dataleaks can have serious consequences for people working in warzones. Very proud to help make some of the bravest people around a little bit safer.

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  2. Retweeted
    Jun 26

    The Future is Now! Wij zijn er klaar voor! Partnerbijeenkomst Noordwijk Marketing met rondleiding ESA-ESTEC en presentatie door bij de Theaterhangaar.

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  3. Jun 14

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    0:51
    Hey your chip activated catflap is not very secure. You need to improve the design. My neighbour's cat breaks in. I just managed to film how he does it.
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  4. Retweeted
    Jun 14

    Want to make your children more aware? Let them read a version of the Privacy Statement where you replaced “Facebook” with “your mother” and “third party” with “creepy uncle”. I guarantee, they will be privacy gurus in no time!

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  5. Jun 13

    Saying this about 5 years ago got you accused of tinfoil-hat fashion. Whistleblowers bringing us documentary proof to confirm suspicions helps a lot to have the proper dialogue. Governments should not use, or endorse use, of Facebook

    I think at this point we can basically say that Facebook is malware, specifically a RAT (remote access trojan) targeting your hindbrain:
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  6. Jun 8

    Pot. Kettle. Some dark colour.

    Russia appears to be 'live testing' cyber attacks – Former UK spy boss Robert Hannigan
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  7. Retweeted
    Jun 5

    I am convinced The Guardian doesn't know anything about anything

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  8. Jun 5

    Some gods have a cruel sense of humour...

    Pastor killed by crocodile while baptizing worshippers at a lake
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  9. Retweeted
    Jun 3

    Years ago: 10💻📱🛰️ 10²🛩️🚂📞 10³🕯️🏰⚔️ 10⁴🍺✍🏽‍🏹 10⁵👚📿🎨 10⁶🔥👍🏿🗣️ 10⁷🐎🦊🐒 10⁸🦕🦎🌲 10⁹🌏🌕☣️ 10¹⁰⚛️🌟🌌 10¹¹………❓

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  10. Retweeted
    May 28

    Facebook actually put *fake red dots* to try and make you think you have messages even if you don't, so you agree to their tracking more hastily. Read full complaint against Facebook: - with tricks like that, sorry Facebook, you deserve to be hit hard.

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  11. Retweeted
    May 28

    an example of a country conducting an experiment on Facebook, rather than Facebook conducting an experiment on a country

    Papua New Guinea bans Facebook for a month in order to measure its impact on the population
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  12. May 28

    Yes, yes, We also had writing, metal tools and woven clothes back then...

    Ich habe bei einem Kunden COBOL Code gefunden. Gut. Mainframe. Nichts ungewöhnliches. Der letzte Kommentar ist von 1985. Von meiner Mutter.
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  13. Retweeted
    May 25

    Because of , USA Today decided to run a separate version of their website for EU users, which has all the tracking scripts and ads removed. The site seemed very fast, so I did a performance audit. How fast the internet could be without all the junk! 🙄 5.2MB → 500KB

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  14. May 24

    I would prefer choice over lack of choice. And as years go 1996 was not that bad 😉

    OMG THIS IS AN AWESOME SOLUTION TO - BACK TO 1996!
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  15. Retweeted
    May 24

    Bedrijven die om 17:27 nog effe hun nieuwe privacyvoorwaarden er uit doen

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  16. May 24

    Receiving a lot of mail this week concerning newsletters. Seems everyone is in a hurry to be doing (or to be seen to be doing )

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  17. May 21

    Swedish government distributes booklet on emergency-preparedness in run-up to formally joining NATO. Luckily booklet contains important tips on how to evaluate such government information.

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  18. Retweeted
    May 19

    Listening to talking at about fighting MaSs Surveillance with FOSS!

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  19. Retweeted
    May 19

    "Fighting Mass Surveillance With FOSS, Free Software For Freedom" by at

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  20. May 17

    Trees everywhere are breathing an oxygen-filled sigh of relief

    Latest UK newspaper circulation figures out, with % year... The Sun: 1,496,558 🔽4% Daily Mail: 1,288,889 🔽11% Daily Mirror: 567,442 🔽17% The Times: 433,604 🔽3% Daily Telegraph: 377,159 🔽19% Daily Express: 346,307 🔽10% Financial Times: 183,140 🔽7% Guardian: 142,318 🔽8%
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  21. May 15

    Weird how governments will constantly remind us to be scared of (foreign) 'hackers' and 'cyber-spies' while at the same time proposing new and unsecurable ways to run their most important process; the vote that legitimises everything else they do.

    “Why don’t we just do electronic voting? After all, it’s 2018 and we can do everything by phone!” 😂 Here’s why that’s a bad idea:
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