It is a very, very, very bad idea to be an ISIS member trying to operate in Russia. This is because the FSB will catch you, and it will not be a pleasant experience.
Have a look:
First appeared on RussiaFeed.com
Internet users in the Russian Federation may have noticed something different in the last week or two. Many Internet sites that were available in March are no longer available now, at least not without a VPN in use to set the user’s computer outside the Russian Federation.
Is this government censorship?
Hardly, at least not in the expected sense of sanctioning the West.
Scandaleuse initiative du gouvernement russe…
Dans la bataille actuelle du chiffrement se jour l’avenir de la vie privée sur Internet pour les décennies à venir…
Source : La Croix, Benjamin Quénelle, 18-04-2018Lire la suite
Source : Politico Magazine, Masha Alimardani, 01-01-2018
Jamais dans l’histoire, un mouvement de protestation n’a autant dépendu d’une plate-forme technologique. L’entreprise utilisera-t-elle son pouvoir à bon escient?
Par Masha Alimardani, 01 janvier 2018
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21st Century Wire says…
Just 24 hours after the release of ‘Vault 7, Zero Day’, Wikileaks has claimed that less than 1% of Vault 7 has been released ‘so far’. This is surely to generate not only excitement amongst security analysts, researchers, software engineers and hackers alike, but considerable dread within the intelligence community.
