US judge finds NSO Group liable for hacking journalists via WhatsApp
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#4Well, good. But also: build better software.
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#5> "Surveillance companies should be on notice that illegal spying will not be tolerated."
That is kinda funny, although sad at the same time
On the flip side, I guess that means META allows WhatsApp users being only “legally spied” on
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#6Which is ironic considering the FBI and CISA just today announced that you _should_ use WhatsApp and not use SMS for two factor authentication. Although they point out the biggest problem is mobile users click on links in SMS. We live in a mostly captured and anti consumer environment. I'm not sure there's any great advice.
https://www.newsnationnow.com/business/tech/fbi-warns-agains...
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#7Didn't the US fund those guys to do exactly that?
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#8Which is ironic considering the FBI and CISA just today announced that you _should_ use WhatsApp and not use SMS for two factor authentication. Although they point out the biggest problem is mobile users click on links in SMS. We live in a mostly captured and anti consumer environment. I'm not sure there's any great advice. https://www.newsnationnow.com/business/tech/fbi-warns-agains...
Of course there is. Always prefer an authenticator app over SMS. Also, Passkeys are supposed to be a big upgrade in this regard.
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