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@DigiRightsIL

‏Israeli Digital Rights Movement. התנועה לזכויות דיגיטליות. ער 580544955. ‎

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    31 May 2018

    מזכירות שוב, יש לנו עמוד Patreon תודה מראש על כל שקל :-)

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    23 hours ago

    Why is it always application engineers being regretful after building the bomb, & saying that nefarious uses were "unanticipated consequences", though more often than not these were foreseeable?

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    Jul 24

    PS has been back in jail for *checks watch* 69 days

    Today, the U.S. Senate unanimously passed a resolution designating July 30th, 2019 as National Whistleblower Appreciation Day. Thank you whistleblowers
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    Jul 24

    Facebook’s $5 billion agreement with the FTC is official & while it claims to bring “sweeping” changes to Facebook’s business, the reality is that Facebook’s business should carry on as usual. No data restrictions, no ad restrictions w/

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    Jul 24

    All in all, it’s clear that Zuckerberg and his cohorts at Facebook aren’t handling our data responsibly. It shouldn’t take an FTC settlement for us to start paying attention to the seriousness of this issue.

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    Jul 23

    23andMe and GSK are mining customers’ DNA data in a hunt for new drugs , -

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  7. Jul 24

    החדשות - האם חלק מהמאגר הביומטרי יבוטל?

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    Jul 23

    Satellites are capable of highly advanced and continuous surveillance through high resolution imaging, thermal imaging, and near real-time video, and their capabilities are increasing every day.

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  9. Retweeted
    Jul 23

    Encryption backdoor demands seem to get vaguer with each iteration. The 1993 Clipper Chip, as bad as it was, was at least a specific proposal with technical properties that could be discussed. Now it's just "you nerds go figure it out, it can't be that hard".

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  10. Retweeted
    Jul 23

    FWIW

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  11. Retweeted
    Jul 22

    סרטוני האונס מקפריסין רצים בווטסאפ. יודעים מה זה אומר? שיש מי שמעבירים אותם הלאה, שוב ושוב. כל מי שמעז לצפות או להעביר הלאה, לא רק עובר עבירה פלילית, אלא מוסרית שותף לאונס שני. כמה נמוך עוד אפשר להגיע?

    Replying to @Nefolet
    בדרך למשחק הכדורגל בשבת בין בני יהודה ומכבי, ראיתי אוהדים שהזמינו אחרים לבוא ולראות את הסרטונים שקבלו בווטסאפ, איכס
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    Jul 23

    Useful exercise. When someone talks about putting backdoors in encryption, replace “encryption” with some other random computer thing, like “virtual memory” or “if statements”. It usually makes equal sense.

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    Jul 23

    What’s buried in here is that publishers across the board are introducing harsher costs to libraries for e-book lending — but this unduly punishes smaller library systems especially.

    "...rumors have circulated... [that] Amazon [is] promoting the narrative that library ebook lending is partly responsible for declines in retail ebook sales."
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    Jul 23

    We've invented a $100bn a year industry where overall longer term legacy challenges aren't getting tackled head on, money is being thrown at solutions that often don't really work, and the industry is telling customers to pay ransoms to their attackers. Time to refocus?

    Worrying long-term research from - not only have the costs of breaches gone up in the last 12 years but so has the mean time to identify them. Used to take around 163, now it’s 171 days. Containment time is also slower - from 64 to 72 days....
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    Jul 23

    אויש, פייסבוק

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    Jul 23

    Yes, looking at images of yourself as an old person is amusing, but FaceApp is yet another case of SaaSS (Service as a Software Substitute) that poses a major privacy threat. Don't use it!

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    Jul 23

    William Barr gave a talk today at Fordham, on “going dark” and the need for encryption backdoors. A lot of this is old hat. The surprising thing is that it was the only subject of the talk: it seems like the Trump administration is serious about this. (Thread).

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    Jul 22

    תראה, מדובר פה בשר הפנים, לא בשר האצבעות

    רועי פרידמן, המונה על היישומים הביומטריים במערך הסייבר המליץ הערב לשר הפנים לבטל את מאגר טביעות האצבע ולהשאיר את מאגר זיהוי הפנים בלבד. מה צריך יותר מזה?
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  19. Jul 22

    החדשות - האם חלק מהמאגר הביומטרי יבוטל?

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    Jul 22

    ✍by

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    Jul 22

    After Facebook's Cambridge Analytica settlement, Equifax settles about its data breach. For all the equivalent breaches in India, no entity was even fined.

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