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SilliMon
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Comment #6645046
You can always encrypt on the client, so the Google data centers are just pushing encrypted blobs around. It makes like a bit more complex, but PGP can be used for mail and here's …
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Comment #6645030
PGP is the best option, but makes it harder for the recipient. Perhaps added security = added hassle, and there's no way around that. Here's how to protect GDrive files: https://ne…
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Comment #6645017
No, in the past, only if you were a tin-foil hat wearing paranoid. We expected our government to uphold the law, specifically the 4th Amendment, which protects us from unlawful sea…
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Comment #6391835
I find it interesting that no one has suggested any Microsoft tools, .NET or C# I guess these are all dead now?
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Comment #6391776
Amazing - better than raise the Titanic
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Comment #6391734
Russian control of Wikileaks makes sense of Snowden's actions. Then again, it may just be conincidence?
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Comment #6357195
What's most worrying about this is that Dropbox is injecting itself into processes like NotePad++ and Firefox that have nothing to do with shell extensions. Either this is lazy cod…
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Comment #6357098
If I were the NSA, I would run these VPN services. They provide a perfect honeypot to gather the "illegal" web users or those with something to hide, in one place.
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Comment #6343605
Sounds promising. SSDs have good potential as a cache for bigger backend spinning disks.
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Comment #6343601
Ditto for Google Drive, encrypt it with something like Syncdocs[1] to keep files private. Encryption keys are like car keys - you need to own them, not Google. [1] http://syncdocs.…
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Comment #6338055
It is might be time for an audit of code submits to the encryption libararies in open source projects.
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Comment #6338050
It is probably time for an audit of code submits to the encryption libararies in open source projects.
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Comment #6332444
What did he do that is worthy of 100 years in jail?
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Comment #6331800
Just because something is in the cloud doesn't mean you don't need backups. Backup your entire Google account. Here's a tool to do it: http://www.syncdocs.com/ Print out the 10 pas…
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Comment #6299781
A good read. Is the recent speed improvement in TOR due to this being done?
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Comment #6299768
seems like it, why not just invent a big number?
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Comment #6292606
The best cloud security solution is one where you control the encryption keys AND stuff is encrypted on your device BEFORE uploading to the cloud. We tried SpiderOak but the securi…
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Comment #6287030
What band is it using?
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Comment #6287023
But the rule of law is only for the media and whistleblowers, not for governments.
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Comment #6247272
So who actually owns the cables in international waters? And what's to stop multiple countries tapping the same fibre?
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Comment #6241999
Not necessarily; few employees are willing to take a pay cut - that is why 5% of staff are laid off, rather than everyone in the company taking a 5% cut. The latter would probably …