Glenn Greenwald Charged with Cybercrimes in Brazil

Post by ta999999171 » Wed, Jan 22, 2020, 5:22 AM UTC

jaifraic wrote: post #141

piadodjanho wrote: post #125

In case someone is wondering how they hacked Telegram. They used caller id spoofing and a telco vulnerability. 1. Change your phone ID and try to login on Telegram; 2. Telegram will send an SMS with an authentication number followed by a phone call to the actual mobile phone; 3. To avoid the message going through, spams the victim with many VoIP calls; 4. The Telegram call will be recorded on the missed call voice me…

I'm surprised that 2FA wasn't activated.

Post by kragen » Wed, Jan 22, 2020, 6:18 AM UTC

zorked wrote: post #160

kragen wrote: post #129

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Dude, Brazil wasn't an English colony. They don't even have juries , much less jury nullification .

Brazil has juries.

Post by moralsupply » Wed, Jan 22, 2020, 10:15 AM UTC

alasdair_ wrote: post #157

moralsupply wrote: post #147

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Actually, he didn't expose any criminal evidence. After all is said and done, nothing found in the conversations he [ilegally] acquired that demonstrates wrongdoing by the judge.

>nothing found in the conversations he [ilegally] acquired that demonstrates wrongdoing by the judge. "In the files, conversations between lead prosecutor Deltan Dallagnol and then-presiding Judge Sergio Moro reveal that Moro offered strategic advice to prosecutors and passed on tips for new avenues of investigation. With these actions, Moro grossly overstepped the ethical lines that define the role of a judge. In Br…

Post by moralsupply » Wed, Jan 22, 2020, 10:23 AM UTC

wallace_f wrote: post #152

moralsupply wrote: post #142

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> a position he occupied just after releasing "dirt" on the government opponents to facilitate the presidential election That judge went after one of the largest corruption scandals of our age. There's no evidence he did so in order to acquire a political position: at the heyday of the prosecutions against the workers party, the current president (who made the judge one of his ministers) wasn't even widely known by t…

Is attacking Grewnwald's character relevant here? Anyways, if it is, Greenwald has been one of the most outspoken critics of many aspects of the Russiagate accusations against Trump(1); and in consideration of your aforementioned "liberal agenda" of his, it hardly makes any sense at all to label him on this hand a Trump defender--as he has been accused of--and on the other a 'liberal commie.' 1- https://theintercept.…

Post by coliveira » Wed, Jan 22, 2020, 6:28 PM UTC

moralsupply wrote: post #166

alasdair_ wrote: post #156

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>It's hard to argue that Greenwald was exposing some sort of manipulation by the judicial system. It's not hard to argue at all - it's exactly what he did. The leaked texts make it clear that the prosecutor's office and the judge (Moro) had clear political motivations for taking down the front-running candidate in the last election and that they abused their powers to do so.

> The leaked texts make it clear that the prosecutor's office and the judge (Moro) had clear political motivations for taking down the front-running candidate in the last election and that they abused their powers to do so. At the time the bulk of the investigations were happening, Lula wasn't even running for president, and the elections were quite far away (4-6 years), so you can't argue he was in the front-run of…