Campaigner who refused to hand over passwords found guilty
Muhammad Rabbani was found guilty of obstructing justice after refusing to unlock his laptop and smartphone Continue reading Campaigner who refused to hand over passwords found guilty
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Muhammad Rabbani was found guilty of obstructing justice after refusing to unlock his laptop and smartphone Continue reading Campaigner who refused to hand over passwords found guilty
The Star Wars Twitter botnet, the return of Lavabit, a critical Cisco Webex flaw, and the St. Louis Library ransomware story are discussed. Continue reading Threatpost News Wrap, January 27, 2017
Lavabit, the secure email provider that suspended operations back in 2013 after the US government asked for its users SSL keys, relaunched Friday under a new architecture. Continue reading Secure Email Service Lavabit Relaunches
Lavabit, the secure encrypted webmail service used by Edward Snowden, is back online. Lavabit founder and operator Ladar Levison shut it down in 2013 when the US government demanded he hand over the service’s SSL encryption key. The key would have allowed them to decrypt and read all emails sent and received by all of Lavabit’s 400,000+ users. Levison opted for shutting down the service and chose to fight the US government in court. More … More → Continue reading Encrypted webmail service Lavabit relaunched
Texas-based Encrypted Email Service ‘Lavabit,’ that was forced to shut down in 2013 after not complying with a court order demanding access to SSL keys to snoop on Edward Snowden’s emails, is relaunching on Friday.
Lavabit CEO Ladar Levison had custod… Continue reading Lavabit — Encrypted Email Service Once Used by Snowden, Is Back
Recently unsealed court documents reveal a memento from the Snowden leaks. Continue reading Here Are The Teeny-Tiny Printed Out Crypto Keys of Snowden’s Email Service