Collaborate Disseminate
I have bought a domain from Google Domains. One of the features they offer is to redirect all email sent to that domain to any other email address of my choice. Now I’m wondering; is it secure and private?
How secure is usi… Continue reading What are the risks of redirecting my email with Google Domains?
Google announced that on 25 June 2019, Gmail’s confidential mode will be switched on by default as the feature becomes generally available. Continue reading G Suite users will have ‘confidential’ Gmail mode set to ON by default
By Ryan De Souza
ProtonMail, the famous end-to-end encrypted email service from Switzerland, has denied the claims made by a Swiss lawyer Martin Steiger regarding the company’s involvement in voluntary assistance to Swiss authorities for real-time surv… Continue reading ProtonMail denies that it offer real-time surveillance assistance
Like ISIS, white nationalist extremist groups are feeling the pinch of internet shutdowns, but are organizing on encrypted channels and meeting up IRL. Continue reading After Facebook and Web Host Bans, Far-Right Extremists Are Encrypting and Going IRL
So I know that sending emails from a ProtonMail Email to a ProtonMail email is end-to-end encrypted. And I know that sending emails from a Tutanota Email to a Tutanota email is end-to-end encrypted. I also know that both serv… Continue reading Are emails from ProtonMail to Tutanota end-to-end encrypted?
I began using ProtonMail email service, I like it that much, that I connected my domain yesterday and did appropriate changes to DNS.
This page of ProtonMail’s knowledgebase says how DMARC shall be set up. An image for the w… Continue reading DMARC on ProtonMail custom domain
Federal authorities this week arrested a North Carolina man who allegedly ran with a group of online hooligans that attacked Web sites (including this one), took requests on Twitter to call in bomb threats to thousands of schools, and tried to frame various online gaming sites as the culprits. In an ironic twist, the accused — who had fairly well separated his real life identity from his online personas — appears to have been caught after a gaming Web site he frequented got hacked. Continue reading Bomb Threat Hoaxer Exposed by Hacked Gaming Site
Hackers have been going after email accounts of hundreds of Middle East-based human rights activists, journalists and others using methods that bypass security features of services like Google, Yahoo, ProtonMail and Tutanota, according to a report published Wednesday by Amnesty International. The human rights watchdog says its likely that a single group of hackers has been using clever pages that mimic secure login pages, as well as tricks that bypass two-factor authentication (2FA) to target accounts at least throughout 2017 and 2018. The targets are mostly in the United Arab Emirates, Egypt, Yemen and Palestine, the group said. “What makes these campaigns especially troubling is the lengths to which they go to subvert the digital security strategies of their targets,” the group says in the report. Amnesty International analyzes the activity as two separate campaigns. One uses fake pages that look like they belong to ProtonMail and Tutanota in order to get […]
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The alleged ringleader of a gang of cyber hooligans that made bomb threats against hundreds of schools and launched debilitating denial-of-service attacks against Web sites (including KrebsOnSecurity on multiple occasions) has been sentenced to three y… Continue reading Bomb Threat Hoaxer, DDos Boss Gets 3 Years
British teenager George Duke-Cohan has been jailed for three years for making hoax bomb threats that closed hundreds of schools up and down the UK.
Continue reading Three years in jail for teenager who spammed out school bomb threats