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Meta, Google, and Microsoft all use encryption built by the same 50-person nonprofit. Zero revenue from 2 billion users. The founder uses a fake name. And when the FBI subpoenaed them, they only provided 2 pieces of data. Here's how a non-profit secures the internet🧵

Alex Vacca x.com

Grok needs a lot of red teaming, or it needs to be temporary turned off. It’s an international security concern. https://t.co/RUsxEmGcth

Linus Ekenstam x.com

My experience with the FBI: a wake-up call to public-facing crypto people. “Hey, are you Alexandre Masmejean, CEO of Showtime Technologies, Inc? This is the FBI calling in from Los Angeles.” Last week I had a very strange call that surprised me so much I didn’t know whether I was in trouble... See more

Alex Masmej

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Telegram has been compromised for years. Signal has been compromised for years. ____ has been compromised for years. Guy they arrested in France has been compromised for years. Useful tools for sure, but don’t be naive. John McAfee: there is no... See more

Ken Theroux x.com

I've been in crypto for over 10 years and I’ve Never been hacked. Perfect OpSec record. Yesterday, my wallet was drained by a malicious @cursor_ai extension for the first time. If it can happen to me, it can happen to you. Here’s a full breakdown. 🧵👇

zak.eth x.com

It’s happening. AI models are finding zero-day vulnerabilities. This blog post is a must-read and marks a new era for cybersecurity. https://t.co/JX7AlTurgp

Deedy

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they put spyware in random cables now, gps, keylogger, RAT, every malicious payload short of explosives fits inside a cable beware cheap bulk cables, convenience store cables, etc get a tester from amazon and portapows #dailyopsec https://t.co/oL6TjTnrpQ

notsofast

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Reading a tweet is a bit like downloading an (attacker-controlled) executable that you instantly run on your brain. Each one elicits emotions, suggests knowledge, nudges world-view. In the future it might feel surprising that we allowed direct, untrusted information to brain.

Andrej Karpathy x.com

How we use the internet is largely shaped by a handful of US-based tech giants. US gov't surveillance laws allow them to demand access to your data without your knowledge or a warrant. Read the thread below for the list of European alternatives that put your privacy... See more

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