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The Man Behind An Encrypted Network That Will Take Down Facebook
Tagged with: alternate, android, app, applet, awareness, Bill Ottman, effort, encrypt, Encrypted Network, facebook alternative, free software, fsf, gnu, google, information sharing, innovation, internet, minds.com, mobile phone, open source, privacy protection, privacy rights, problem solving, programming code, reddit, sharing, smart phone, social awareness, social media, social network, story, we are change
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Goliath Cyberwar: Sony Failure to Follow Basic Digital Security & What State Secrets Could They Have Shared?
there is little evidence implicating North Korea, but this has not prevented the government and the corporate media from attributing the hack to the authoritarian regime of Kim Jong-un.
Tagged with: ACTA, actors, antitrust, business network security training, china, CISPA, Collusion, computer attack, computer data, conspiracy, corporate espionage, corporate war, cyber attack, cyber security, cyber warfare, EEOC, EEOC complaint, email, encrypt, encrypted email, Encrypted Media Extension, encryption, enemy, entertainment industry, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Equal Pay Act, false flag operations, geopolitics, google, hollywood, information system technologies, information technology, inside job, insider, internet business, internet censorship, korea, labor, money, Motion Picture Association of America, MPAA, network, network security, network security training, north korea, P2P, pay, pc, personal computer, playstation network, project Goliath, protocol, racist, russia, salary, salary discrimination, secret, secure network, sexist, sony, Sony computers, Sony corporation, SONY Entertainment, Sony executives, Sony hack, sony playstation, SOPA, spy, Steven Frabrizio, Stop Online Piracy Act, torrents, training, war mongers
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Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Sanctioned Russian banks begin testing national payment system next week
“The modules themselves are something unique, independent, only partly related to the Openway. Now all this belongs to us: our code, the knowledge of how the system is built, and its logic. We are able to develop it and provide support,” said Komlev.
Tagged with: Alfa Bank, all wars are banker's wars, asia, banking, banking crisis, capital, capital flow, central bank, code, commerce, credit card, crisis, currency war, Data Centers, dollar, Economic sanctions, economy, electronic data, electronic payments, encrypt, encryption, financial, financial center, financial data, financial market, financial system, Gazprombank, geopolitics, global SWIFT network, international inter-bank payment system, international money transfers, money, national currencies, national payment system, NPS, Openway, payment, payment system, programming, programming code, Rosbank, Rossiya Bank, russia, Russian Central Bank, sanctions, SMP Bank, SWIFT, swiftnet, trade war, transaction center, USD, USDollar, West vs East, wire transfer
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Privacy For Android Devices?
For the moment, the privacy is boost is limited to Android users, though Marlinspike says that WhatsApp is set to rollout versions for other platforms including iOS shortly. In the initial stages, encryption will not apply to group messages, photos, or videos messages, but Marlinspike assures WhatsApp users that those features are soon to come.
Tagged with: 5 Eye Spy, android, Android devices, app, applet, applied research, blog, chat, chatroom, code, commerce, computer, corporate spy, currency, current event, cypher, digital, digital communication, distrust, electronic, electronic money, electronic surveillance, email, encrypt, Encrypted Media Extension, encryption, encryption service, entrepreneur, facebook, freedom, fsf, gadgets, gnu, government, hacking, information, internet, internet business, internet communication, internet privacy, internet service, internet service providers, ISP, James Comey, Jan Koum, liberty, lost privacy, lost trust, mass surveillance, meme, mobile phone, money, Moxie Marlinspike, open source, Open Whisper Systems, P2P, p2p networks, peer to peer, personal privacy, personal privacy market, personal sovereignty, police state, records, smart phone, software, software freedom, spy, spyware, surveillance devices, technology, telecommunications, texting, TextSecure, tracking, trade, unplug, user, warrantless, WhatsApp
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Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Peace Today
