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An anonymous reader quotes a report from PCMag: DuckDuckGo is now down-ranking sites associated with Russian disinformation in response to the Kremlin’s invasion of Ukraine, but some critics say the change amounts to censorship. DuckDuckGo CEO Gabriel … Continue reading DuckDuckGo To Down-Rank Sites Associated With Russian Disinformation
By Waqas
Twitter is now available on the dark web with its first-ever .Onion domain accessible through Tor browser for…
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Germany’s federal cybersecurity watchdog, the BSI, did not find any evidence of censorship functions in mobile phones manufactured by China’s Xiaomi, a spokesperson said on Thursday. Reuters reports: Lithuania’s state cybersecurity body had said in Sep… Continue reading Germany’s Security Watchdog Finds No Evidence of Censorship In Xiaomi Phones
sciencehabit shares a report from Science.org: In late 1791 and early 1792, on the eve of the French Revolutionary Wars, Queen Marie Antoinette engaged in a secret correspondence with her confidant and rumored lover, Swedish Count Axel von Fersen. Near… Continue reading Who Censored Marie Antoinette’s Letters? X-Rays Reveal a Surprise
Lithuania’s National Cyber Security Centre, an agency within the country’s Ministry of National Defence, has warned companies and individuals of smartphone security risks following an investigation of devices manufactured by Huawei, Xiaomi, and OnePlus… Continue reading Lithuania warns firms not to use Xiaomi and Huawei smartphones after investigation finds security and censorship concerns
By Owais Sultan
This article highlights easy ways to bypass censorship, especially how one can use VPN to access blocked websites.
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Government hackers used NSO Group surveillance technology to infiltrate the phones of nine Bahraini activists, according to a new report from Citizen Lab. The victims included a blogger, activist, members of political organization Waad and members of the Bahrain Center for Human Rights. Five of the targets identified by Citizen Lab, an internet watchdog from from the University of Toronto, were listed on a list of individuals obtained by Amnesty International as a part of its “Pegasus Project” investigation. The list is believed to comprise potential targets of NSO Group’s customers. Hackers used fake texts that linked out to malicious software as well as “zero-click” attacks, which do not require any user interaction. Researchers found that attackers successfully exploited the most recent versions of Apple iOS, circumventing protections introduced by the company in January to protect users against such attacks. Amnesty Tech has also reported zero-click exploits successfully exploiting iOS […]
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Apple censors references to Chinese politicians, dissidents and other topics in its engraving service, a report alleges. The BBC reports: Citizen Lab said it had investigated filters set up for customers who wanted something engraved on a new iPhone, i… Continue reading Apple Censors Engraving Service, Report Claims
Recently, Islamic Consultative Assembly of Islamic Republic of Iran’s regime came up with a new plan; Cyberspace Users’ Rights Protection Plan.
The name completely shows the opposite. I don’t want to get into details1 and politics2. In sho… Continue reading How to bypass IRI’s Cyberspace Users’ Rights Protection Plan (total internet shutdown)? [closed]
“Cuban officials rallied tens of thousands of supporters in the streets on Saturday — nearly a week after they were stunned by the most widespread protests in decades,” the Associated Press reports.
President Miguel Díaz-Canel — ac… Continue reading 1.4 Million Cubans Bypass Censorship Using US Government-Funded Software Psiphon