#encrypted-messaging

#encrypted-messaging

National Security Advisor Mike Waltz mistakenly added journalist Jeffrey Goldberg to a sensitive chat due to a misunderstanding of his iPhone.

Americans are advised to use encrypted messaging apps to protect against foreign cyber threats amid a significant attack on telecommunications.

Encrypted apps like Signal can't replace secure facilities for classified discussions.

A recent incident highlighted vulnerabilities in national security communication processes.

Users should avoid receiving two-factor authentication codes via SMS due to security vulnerabilities exposed by recent telecom breaches.

A phishing campaign targeting Congress falsely claimed to be from a government official, urging downloads of a risky app.

Cybersecurity advisories stress caution in digital communications due to ongoing threats from foreign actors.

A Sydney man was charged for creating an encrypted messaging app used by global crime gangs for various criminal activities.

The era of SMS messaging may be ending, with experts recommending the shift to encrypted apps for better security.

The founder of Session cites Australia's regulatory hostility as a reason for relocating to Switzerland.

Session's architecture allows for anonymous messaging without compromising user privacy.

Australian anti-terror laws pose significant challenges to developers of encryption technology.

Encrypted messaging provides privacy for users, but also facilitates potential criminal activities.

Europol successfully dismantled an invite-only encrypted messaging service called MATRIX, which was used for organized crime communication.

European police dismantled the Matrix chat app, a secure messaging tool for criminals, uncovering millions of messages related to illicit activities.

Law enforcement dismantles encrypted messaging platform Ghost, linking it to organized crime and serious criminal activities.

Arrests include alleged mastermind Jay Je Yoon Jung, with 38 users facing significant charges.

FBI's ANOM operation successfully intercepted millions of criminal messages, marking a significant advancement in law enforcement's response to organized crime.

Telegram's CEO Pavel Durov criticized his arrest as misguided and warned it could deter innovation in technology.

The use of encrypted messaging services like Encrochat by criminals for organizing drug deals is being monitored and dismantled by dedicated law enforcement.

Thomas Herdman claims full cooperation with US authorities before his arrest in France, raising concerns about the judicial process for cooperating individuals.

Operation Kraken targets organized crime using the Ghost encrypted messaging platform, highlighting international cooperation against criminal communications.