Thomas BrewsterOvjeren akaunt

@iblametom

Security, surveillance and privacy reporter for +. Tip me! Signal: +447837496820. Email: tbrewster@forbes.com. Threema ID: S2XY9B9U

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Vrijeme pridruživanja: svibanj 2010.
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    13. sij

    Want to contact/tip me on encrypted chat? Please us either Signal or Threema. If it's something sensitive, please do so from a non-work phone/PC. Details in bio. Thanks!

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  2. 4. velj

    lol good one google

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  3. 4. velj

    This is only the second time Ancestry has been asked to hand over DNA data to the government. They complied with one in 2014. As much as there's a big (and valid) privacy concern, the government really isn't raiding these kinds of companies.

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  4. 3. velj

    Just got chucked out of Tesco. All I wanted were some cereal bars.

    . are evacuating part of Dean Street in . They’ve told me there is a suspected unexploded bomb near the Soho Hotel.
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  5. 30. sij

    Bizarre. Especially when the CEO told me it was what they did in December.

    Reuters said "Avast denied the allegations" No they did not. Avast did not deny anything in our reporting when approached for comment. Instead in response, they just closed a company worth tens of millions of dollars.
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  6. 30. sij

    Senator Wyden comment in: “Avast’s past practice of marrying antivirus software with the secret mining of consumers’ data was a terrible move. But the decision today to shutter its data broker subsidiary is a model for how companies should respond to criticism of privacy abuses."

    New - Avast is going to stop selling your web browsing history. Massive privacy win after , and articles led to a big furore...
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    29. sij

    Scoop: EWA, a known DOD, DHS, and DOJ contractor suffers ransomware infection * Strain: Ryuk * Infection took place last week * About the same time, the Ryuk Stealer was updated to target military and government-related data

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    29. sij

    Remember FindFace? The Russian facial recognition company just turned on a massive, multimillion-dollar Moscow surveillance system

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    30. sij

    Feds Order Massive Number Of Tech Giants To Help Hunt Down One WhatsApp Meth Dealer

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  10. 30. sij

    Icymi from yesterday

    New - The government can't get message content from WhatsApp, but it sure can get creative in order to track a user. To find a DEA most-wanted, a single order demanded data from a seemingly-endless number of tech companies, WhatsApp and Google included.
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    30. sij

    Russian Facial Recognition Company Just Turned On A Massive Moscow System. Worth remembering NTech were the guys offering "ethnicity recognition" via

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  12. 30. sij

    It's a serious reversal from Avast. It has even bought back the 35% share of Jumpshot (its data selling subsidiary) it sold to Ascential in order to shut it down... It's ditching tens of millions of yearly revenue in the process.

    New - Avast is going to stop selling your web browsing history. Massive privacy win after , and articles led to a big furore...
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  13. 30. sij

    New - Avast is going to stop selling your web browsing history. Massive privacy win after , and articles led to a big furore...

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  14. 29. sij

    They’re testing out their facial recognition glasses too... when I asked if they were going to be used as part of the massive Moscow rollout, they said: “Not yet.”

    New - Remember FindFace? The Russian company that was going to bring an end to anonymity long before ClearView rocked up? Well...
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  15. 29. sij

    New - Remember FindFace? The Russian company that was going to bring an end to anonymity long before ClearView rocked up? Well...

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    29. sij

    What really cracked me up in researching this story was a case where the gov clearly just copied and pasted a list of telecoms providers they wanted data from... Including ones that haven't existed for well over a decade! Gotta lol @ the laziness :)

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    29. sij

    In 2019, Trump’s reelection campaign spent $20m on 218,100 Facebook ads. We built a database to analyze them all. What we found: beneath the xenophobia and invective is a massive, mundane clickbait operation designed to harvest supporter data

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    29. sij

    New - The government can't get message content from WhatsApp, but it sure can get creative in order to track a user. To find a DEA most-wanted, a single order demanded data from a seemingly-endless number of tech companies, WhatsApp and Google included.

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  19. 29. sij

    From what I understand, WhatsApp simply can't/won't provide data like the “identity of all accounts that are linked to the account by cookies” or “IP addresses of any websites or other servers to which the cell phone device or devices connected.”

    New - The government can't get message content from WhatsApp, but it sure can get creative in order to track a user. To find a DEA most-wanted, a single order demanded data from a seemingly-endless number of tech companies, WhatsApp and Google included.
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    29. sij
    Odgovor korisniku/ci

    1/2 Its a strategy to move forward with their larger goal of forcing backdoors into products. They make crazy request and kinda hope they don't get approved and use that as ammo if they don't. They want to ware out the Tech companies for fulfilling these request.

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    28. sij

    Since we are doing appreciation tweets. When he and hired me to cover the Middle East, Ben said he might disagree with, or even hate, some of my reporting. “That’s a good thing, fight me on it,” was roughly what he said. What a beautiful thing.

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