This attack could have been prevent post-2013, when the @IETF considered including mandatory encryption as part of the new HTTP/2.0 standard. But they blocked it despite explicit warnings that without that protection, users would soon face exactly the attacks we see today.https://twitter.com/Snowden/status/972110541408952320 …
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That's for sure.
@citizenlab contribution of empirical evidence over the years has been invaluable and made otherwise abstract discussions very concrete. -
My point was simply that users have unfortunately been facing these attacks for long before. Ubiquity of encryption is an urgent remediation, rather than a prevention at this point.
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SecureDrop (apache). Freedom Of The Press John Perry Barlow (suicide/homicide/187 heart attack gun). Vault 7. [C]los[I]ng [A]ct coming soon! (but YOU knew that right?) Clowns > No Such Agency.
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TICK TOCK BOOM
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Are you being hunted by q?
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