Zoom’s 90-day plan to bolster key privacy and security initiatives

Post by bwat49 » Thu, Apr 09, 2020, 7:59 PM UTC

gundmc wrote: post #64

rshnotsecure wrote: post #17

I showed Alex Stamos information two days ago that Zoom engineers had surreptitiously spied on women around the world and then assembled their webcams into a single dashboard for Zoom engineers to view. The name of this dashboard was p*ssy4all.dashboard-production.ipa.zoom.us. A quick way to prove this is to type this subdomain into securitytrails.com. It lists a dozen different IP addresses this internal product had…

I'm surprised this isn't a bigger story if it can be substantiated. Can someone explain what the security trails site shows and how this confirms the allegations?

Post by remarkEon » Sun, Apr 12, 2020, 5:51 PM UTC

lozaning wrote: post #83

remarkEon wrote: post #67

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I think I'd be the first to admit that NATO has probably outlived it's useful life as a Cold War construction, but there's still a lot of history there. None of that exists with China, and China seems to be using the crisis in Europe as a means to exert its influence abroad (hello 5G rollout). Does Europe really want to trade that history for a new relationship with a country like China where the structure of that re…

Its been my understanding that what we get in return for having our military everywhere is the continuation of the petro dollar and the usage of the dollar as the world's reserve currency. I'd be totally open to arguments that we see a negative ROI on this, but I dont think it's necessarily fair to say that we don't get anything out of it.