Cybersecurity

EDITOR’S NOTE: This isn’t about “protecting us from terrorism.” Any terrorist with an IQ above room temperature can use one-time pads for communications — and they can never be decrypted, not even by next century’s supercomputers. What this demand is all…

by John I. Johnson IT MIGHT be prudent to view the world, conceptually, in terms of “pre-May 2014” (when the Utah Data Center was completed — that’s how recent it is) and “post-May 2014.” Evidently the facility pools data from all intelligence agencies, not…

You cannot depend on the Washington regime to do anything right; do not entrust your fingerprints — or your children’s future — or anything — to this illegitimate government. THE OFFICE of Personnel Management has revised its estimate for the number of fingerprint records…

Wildly under-reports its own wiretapping; then lies about “terror threat” and alleged need to have mandated “back doors” to break encryption AS IF the government’s ubiquitous prying eyes weren’t intolerable enough already, now they’ve started complaining — rather,…

ProxyHam creator offers no explanation for his abrupt decision to abandon it. A SECURITY RESEARCHER has abruptly cancelled next month’s scheduled unveiling of a privacy device designed to mask Internet users’ physical locations. It’s a move that has both disappointed privacy…

This is in addition to what is already shared with Israel; more reason than ever to disengage from the illegal regime. THE OBAMA administration on Thursday revealed that 21.5 million people were swept up in a colossal breach of government computer systems that was far more damaging than initially…

Some questions come to mind: Minds.com claims to protect you from snooping by “governments and advertisers.” What about snooping by Jewish “NGOs” or Jewish/oligarch entities of any kind? Is founder Ottman a Jew, as his name might suggest? A NEW social network has been…

by E.A. Perry INTERNET REGULATIONS going even further than those in the “USA Patriot Act” are now being drafted by the Obama administration. They would make it easier for “law enforcement” and “national security” employees and agents to eavesdrop on Internet…