Surveillance under Surveillance
Surveillance under Surveillance shows you cameras and guards — watching you — almost everywhere (worldwide). You can see where they are located and, if the information is available, what type they are, the area they observe, or other interesting facts.
Different icons and colors give you a quick overview about the indexed surveillance entries. Click on those icons on the map to get the available information.
https://kamba4.crux.uberspace.de/en/
#surveillance #info
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Surveillance under Surveillance shows you cameras and guards — watching you — almost everywhere (worldwide). You can see where they are located and, if the information is available, what type they are, the area they observe, or other interesting facts.
Different icons and colors give you a quick overview about the indexed surveillance entries. Click on those icons on the map to get the available information.
https://kamba4.crux.uberspace.de/en/
#surveillance #info
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Now you can read telegram channels from a web browser, no need for accounts:
https://t.me/s/nogoolagForwarded from Telegram News
Today's update allows you to add entire group chats as exceptions to any privacy settings. Settings will adapt as people join or leave the groups.
We've also added a new privacy setting for Who Can See My Phone Number.
Channel admins can now link a discussion group to their channel. And developers can make bots that can seamlessly authorize you on web services.
Any public channel can now be viewed from the web, even without a Telegram account.
Read more on our blog:
https://telegram.org/blog/privacy-discussions-web-bots
We've also added a new privacy setting for Who Can See My Phone Number.
Channel admins can now link a discussion group to their channel. And developers can make bots that can seamlessly authorize you on web services.
Any public channel can now be viewed from the web, even without a Telegram account.
Read more on our blog:
https://telegram.org/blog/privacy-discussions-web-bots
Telegram
Focused Privacy, Discussion Groups, Seamless Web Bots and More
Telegram is about privacy. In 2014, we pioneered granular privacy settings in messaging. Today we are making them even more flexible with exceptions for group chats.
Telegram bots
🤖 Shieldy: @shieldy_bot
Fight annoying spammers. It asks newcomers to execute a set action within a set period, otherwise it kicks them. It needs admin rights to delete and ban
https://github.com/backmeupplz/shieldy
🤖 Sophie: @rSophieBot
Support: @YanaBotGroup @YanaBotNEWS
https://github.com/MrYacha/SophieBot
🤖 Yana: @pYanaBot based on Marie
Support: @YanaBotGroup @YanaBotNEWS
https://gitlab.com/MrYacha/pyanabot-3.0
🤖 Igor: @Andr01d_bot based on Marie
Support: @Androidbotsupport
https://github.com/bronderb/igor
🤖 Thonkbot: @Skittles9823Bot based on Marie
https://github.com/skittles9823/SkittBot
🤖 Marie: @BanhammerMarie_bot (It may be slow)
Support: @MarieSupport @MarieNews
https://github.com/PaulSonOfLars/tgbot
🤖 GroupButler: @GBReborn_bot
Support: @gbgroups @GB_tutorials
🤖 More OpenSource tg bots:
https://danyspin97.github.io/TelegramBotsList
Others:
🤖 @botlist
Use @BotListBot in inline mode to send individual categories and more...
Send your bot's in: @BotListChat
📡 @Libreware
#bots #telegram #tg #tgbots
🤖 Shieldy: @shieldy_bot
Fight annoying spammers. It asks newcomers to execute a set action within a set period, otherwise it kicks them. It needs admin rights to delete and ban
https://github.com/backmeupplz/shieldy
🤖 Sophie: @rSophieBot
Support: @YanaBotGroup @YanaBotNEWS
https://github.com/MrYacha/SophieBot
🤖 Yana: @pYanaBot based on Marie
Support: @YanaBotGroup @YanaBotNEWS
https://gitlab.com/MrYacha/pyanabot-3.0
🤖 Igor: @Andr01d_bot based on Marie
Support: @Androidbotsupport
https://github.com/bronderb/igor
🤖 Thonkbot: @Skittles9823Bot based on Marie
https://github.com/skittles9823/SkittBot
🤖 Marie: @BanhammerMarie_bot (It may be slow)
Support: @MarieSupport @MarieNews
https://github.com/PaulSonOfLars/tgbot
🤖 GroupButler: @GBReborn_bot
Support: @gbgroups @GB_tutorials
🤖 More OpenSource tg bots:
https://danyspin97.github.io/TelegramBotsList
Others:
🤖 @botlist
Use @BotListBot in inline mode to send individual categories and more...
Send your bot's in: @BotListChat
📡 @Libreware
#bots #telegram #tg #tgbots
USA will not charge Assange with CIA leaks
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange will not be charged with publishing thousands of internal CIA documents. An indictment for the Vault 7 leak would probably be too delicate.
The US Department of Justice does not want to accuse Wikileaks founder Julian Assange of publishing secret documents of the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). According to a report in the magazine Politico, further sensitive information could be made public through a court case.
But today, in a Swedish court, it is about Assange. The request for an arrest warrant for accusations of rape is being negotiated.
Wikileaks had published 9,000 internal documents of the US Secret Service in 2017 under the title Vault 7. The documents showed that the CIA hoards a number of security holes and employs departments that develop exploits and attacks for various platforms. Networked cars were also the target of CIA hackers.
Too tricky for a prosecution
"There is no question that there are leaks where the leakers are not prosecuted because the information is so sensitive and its authenticity would need to be confirmed in court," Mary McCord, former head of the National Security Division in the US Department of Justice, told Politico magazine. The irony is often that "the higher the leaked material, the more difficult it is to prosecute".
A former CIA employee was charged with passing Vault 7 documents to Wikileaks. However, Wikileaks denies his guilt. According to the report, the trial is expected in November.
https://www.politico.com/story/2019/06/02/julian-assange-cia-leak-1349425
📡 @NoGoolag
#FreeAssange
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange will not be charged with publishing thousands of internal CIA documents. An indictment for the Vault 7 leak would probably be too delicate.
The US Department of Justice does not want to accuse Wikileaks founder Julian Assange of publishing secret documents of the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). According to a report in the magazine Politico, further sensitive information could be made public through a court case.
But today, in a Swedish court, it is about Assange. The request for an arrest warrant for accusations of rape is being negotiated.
Wikileaks had published 9,000 internal documents of the US Secret Service in 2017 under the title Vault 7. The documents showed that the CIA hoards a number of security holes and employs departments that develop exploits and attacks for various platforms. Networked cars were also the target of CIA hackers.
Too tricky for a prosecution
"There is no question that there are leaks where the leakers are not prosecuted because the information is so sensitive and its authenticity would need to be confirmed in court," Mary McCord, former head of the National Security Division in the US Department of Justice, told Politico magazine. The irony is often that "the higher the leaked material, the more difficult it is to prosecute".
A former CIA employee was charged with passing Vault 7 documents to Wikileaks. However, Wikileaks denies his guilt. According to the report, the trial is expected in November.
https://www.politico.com/story/2019/06/02/julian-assange-cia-leak-1349425
📡 @NoGoolag
#FreeAssange
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Audit-Protokoll-Analysis with Palantir Gotham
📺 https://archive.org/details/youtube-i4f381YNQdQ
#BigData #surveillance #police #eu #palantir #software #gotham #peterthiel #ebay
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📺 https://archive.org/details/youtube-i4f381YNQdQ
#BigData #surveillance #police #eu #palantir #software #gotham #peterthiel #ebay
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Tinder must hand over user data to Russian authorities
In future, Tinder will pass on user data to the Russian media authorities. The domestic intelligence service and the police will then also have access to it.
Russian authorities are demanding the release of user data from the dating app Tinder. The Russian media regulator Roskomnadzor announced in Moscow on Monday that Tinder's operators are obliged to store the information for at least six months and make it available to the authorities upon request. Among others, the Russian domestic intelligence service FSB and the Ministry of the Interior could demand the data in addition to the police.
https://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/Tinder-muss-Nutzerdaten-an-russische-Behoerden-abliefern-4437714.html
http://rkn.gov.ru/news/rsoc/news67394.htm
#tinder #russia #gov #surveillance #userdata
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In future, Tinder will pass on user data to the Russian media authorities. The domestic intelligence service and the police will then also have access to it.
Russian authorities are demanding the release of user data from the dating app Tinder. The Russian media regulator Roskomnadzor announced in Moscow on Monday that Tinder's operators are obliged to store the information for at least six months and make it available to the authorities upon request. Among others, the Russian domestic intelligence service FSB and the Ministry of the Interior could demand the data in addition to the police.
https://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/Tinder-muss-Nutzerdaten-an-russische-Behoerden-abliefern-4437714.html
http://rkn.gov.ru/news/rsoc/news67394.htm
#tinder #russia #gov #surveillance #userdata
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Two keys for all eventualities - Nitrokey (Part1)
1. increased safety requirements
The protection of digital identity is more important today than ever. Stolen online accounts can cause considerable damage if they are stolen and left in the wrong hands. At the same time, the number of data breaches is rising steadily - hardly a week goes by without at least one database of stolen accounts (user name and password) appearing somewhere on the Internet. In the worst case, the provider concerned did not protect the user passwords used or only inadequately protected them with a (cryptographic) hash function that was considered insecure.
Too often secret information falls into the wrong hands and the checking system cannot recognize whether Hildegard Müller is actually Hildegard Müller or whether her account data is being misused by a third party. A remedy against account misuse is to check additional properties or information via two-factor authentication (2FA), which is also controlled by so-called security tokens.
Security tokens or USB security sticks (Security Keys), however, offer other functions in addition to the 2FA that can contribute to increasing (personal) security. Among other things, the private key for e-mail or hard disk encryption can be securely stored on the stick. Such and other application scenarios are presented in the article series "Nitrokey" using the Nitrokey as an example.
2nd Nitrokey
Nitrokey is an open-source USB stick that enables secure encryption and signing of data, among other things. Depending on the Nitrokey version, such a USB stick supports different application scenarios:
👉🏼 S/MIME email and disk encryption (X.509, PKCS#11)
👉🏼 OpenPGP/GnuPG Email Encryption
👉🏼 Login or authentication via two-factor authentication
👉🏼 One-Time-Password (English)
👉🏼 Universal Second Factor (U2F) via FIDO-Standard
👉🏼 Integrated password manager
👉🏼 Encrypted storage space on the USB stick (+Hidden Volumes)
👉🏼 Possibility to update the firmware
The Nitrokey variants also differed in the supported cryptosystems, key lengths and Co..:
👉🏼 RSA key lengths from 1024 - 4096 bits
👉🏼 ECC key length from 192 - 521 bit
👉🏼 Number of key pairs that can be stored on the stick 3 / 38
👉🏼 Elliptical curve algorithms NIST P, Brainpool, Curve25519 and SECG/Koblitz
⚠️ Advice:
Only the Nitrokey Start controls the elliptical curve Curve25519, which is one of the SaveCurves - the only curve where the choice of curve is completely transparent and therefore back doors can practically be excluded.
English translation:
https://t.me/BlackBox_Archiv/404
Source and more info (german):
https://www.kuketz-blog.de/zwei-schluessel-fuer-alle-faelle-nitrokey-teil1/
#Nitrokey #SecurityKeys #usb #guide #kuketz #part1
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1. increased safety requirements
The protection of digital identity is more important today than ever. Stolen online accounts can cause considerable damage if they are stolen and left in the wrong hands. At the same time, the number of data breaches is rising steadily - hardly a week goes by without at least one database of stolen accounts (user name and password) appearing somewhere on the Internet. In the worst case, the provider concerned did not protect the user passwords used or only inadequately protected them with a (cryptographic) hash function that was considered insecure.
Too often secret information falls into the wrong hands and the checking system cannot recognize whether Hildegard Müller is actually Hildegard Müller or whether her account data is being misused by a third party. A remedy against account misuse is to check additional properties or information via two-factor authentication (2FA), which is also controlled by so-called security tokens.
Security tokens or USB security sticks (Security Keys), however, offer other functions in addition to the 2FA that can contribute to increasing (personal) security. Among other things, the private key for e-mail or hard disk encryption can be securely stored on the stick. Such and other application scenarios are presented in the article series "Nitrokey" using the Nitrokey as an example.
2nd Nitrokey
Nitrokey is an open-source USB stick that enables secure encryption and signing of data, among other things. Depending on the Nitrokey version, such a USB stick supports different application scenarios:
👉🏼 S/MIME email and disk encryption (X.509, PKCS#11)
👉🏼 OpenPGP/GnuPG Email Encryption
👉🏼 Login or authentication via two-factor authentication
👉🏼 One-Time-Password (English)
👉🏼 Universal Second Factor (U2F) via FIDO-Standard
👉🏼 Integrated password manager
👉🏼 Encrypted storage space on the USB stick (+Hidden Volumes)
👉🏼 Possibility to update the firmware
The Nitrokey variants also differed in the supported cryptosystems, key lengths and Co..:
👉🏼 RSA key lengths from 1024 - 4096 bits
👉🏼 ECC key length from 192 - 521 bit
👉🏼 Number of key pairs that can be stored on the stick 3 / 38
👉🏼 Elliptical curve algorithms NIST P, Brainpool, Curve25519 and SECG/Koblitz
⚠️ Advice:
Only the Nitrokey Start controls the elliptical curve Curve25519, which is one of the SaveCurves - the only curve where the choice of curve is completely transparent and therefore back doors can practically be excluded.
English translation:
https://t.me/BlackBox_Archiv/404
Source and more info (german):
https://www.kuketz-blog.de/zwei-schluessel-fuer-alle-faelle-nitrokey-teil1/
#Nitrokey #SecurityKeys #usb #guide #kuketz #part1
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Why decentralisation is so important
When the topic of a decentralized Internet comes up in conversations, some only smile mildly. However, Sunday's events show how important this topic is.
A major cloud disruption paralyzed many Google services on the evening of 2 June, including Gmail, Youtube and Google Drive. Affected were accounts both overseas and in Europe. Certainly, the so-called platform economy on the web has its advantages. You can quickly post a shorter article on Facebook, quickly check your e-mails on Gmail or upload a series of files to the cloud in between.
Speaking of the cloud. Here is the first problem. The market in this segment is dominated by a few giants from the ranks of the usual suspects such as Amazon, Microsoft and Google, and if we know anything from the market economy, it is that the lack of competition is always at the expense of consumers. If one of the heavyweights fails, as happened at Google on Sunday, large parts of the Internet will be affected immediately. In a structure with a large number of participants, the problem is put into perspective. Every hobby investor knows that it is important to spread the risk.
However, decentralisation is important for a number of other reasons, so it still makes sense to have your own weblog in 2019. The key words here are the account suspensions on Facebook, Twitter and Co. In recent weeks, two major content producers, Freecodecamp and Hackeroon, have left the blogging platform Medium to publish their content on their own blogging platforms. The reasons were manifold, but can be summarized under the keyword "not your platform, not your content".
tl;dr: And what can I do?
So let's summarize once again. A decentralized structure may not always be the most convenient way, but it offers a number of advantages and security. A decentralized structure is better protected against attacks and failures, the whole system is then more resilient.
In a decentralized structure there is a danger that you will be muted - no matter if it is due to account suspensions or changes in the newsfeed algorithm - also lower. This is not only important for content producers, but also for diversity of opinion and thus for democracy.
What can we all do? Each of us has to critically question ourselves on a case-by-case basis:
💡 Wouldn't it be better to run your own blog and post some of it on the Facebook page from time to time instead of just posting on Facebook?
💡 Do I really have to upload my photos to Google or do I better use my own webspace?
💡 Do you really need Amazon, Microsoft and Co. as cloud providers or is there perhaps a smaller service that is not only cheaper, but offers more functions and pays even more attention to data protection?
📡 @NoGoolag
#thinkabout #why #DeleteFacebook #DeleteGoogle #DeleteAmazon
When the topic of a decentralized Internet comes up in conversations, some only smile mildly. However, Sunday's events show how important this topic is.
A major cloud disruption paralyzed many Google services on the evening of 2 June, including Gmail, Youtube and Google Drive. Affected were accounts both overseas and in Europe. Certainly, the so-called platform economy on the web has its advantages. You can quickly post a shorter article on Facebook, quickly check your e-mails on Gmail or upload a series of files to the cloud in between.
Speaking of the cloud. Here is the first problem. The market in this segment is dominated by a few giants from the ranks of the usual suspects such as Amazon, Microsoft and Google, and if we know anything from the market economy, it is that the lack of competition is always at the expense of consumers. If one of the heavyweights fails, as happened at Google on Sunday, large parts of the Internet will be affected immediately. In a structure with a large number of participants, the problem is put into perspective. Every hobby investor knows that it is important to spread the risk.
However, decentralisation is important for a number of other reasons, so it still makes sense to have your own weblog in 2019. The key words here are the account suspensions on Facebook, Twitter and Co. In recent weeks, two major content producers, Freecodecamp and Hackeroon, have left the blogging platform Medium to publish their content on their own blogging platforms. The reasons were manifold, but can be summarized under the keyword "not your platform, not your content".
tl;dr: And what can I do?
So let's summarize once again. A decentralized structure may not always be the most convenient way, but it offers a number of advantages and security. A decentralized structure is better protected against attacks and failures, the whole system is then more resilient.
In a decentralized structure there is a danger that you will be muted - no matter if it is due to account suspensions or changes in the newsfeed algorithm - also lower. This is not only important for content producers, but also for diversity of opinion and thus for democracy.
What can we all do? Each of us has to critically question ourselves on a case-by-case basis:
💡 Wouldn't it be better to run your own blog and post some of it on the Facebook page from time to time instead of just posting on Facebook?
💡 Do I really have to upload my photos to Google or do I better use my own webspace?
💡 Do you really need Amazon, Microsoft and Co. as cloud providers or is there perhaps a smaller service that is not only cheaper, but offers more functions and pays even more attention to data protection?
📡 @NoGoolag
#thinkabout #why #DeleteFacebook #DeleteGoogle #DeleteAmazon
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Astra Linux, a Debian derivative developed by Russian company RusBITech since 2008.
RusBITech initially developed the OS for use in the Russian private market, but the company also expanded into the local government sector, where it became very popular with military contractors.
Telegram Channel Astra - HERE
Telegram Group Astra - HERE
VK Astra - HERE
Facebook Astra - HERE
Youtube Astra - HERE
#deletewindow #goforlinux
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RusBITech initially developed the OS for use in the Russian private market, but the company also expanded into the local government sector, where it became very popular with military contractors.
Telegram Channel Astra - HERE
Telegram Group Astra - HERE
VK Astra - HERE
Facebook Astra - HERE
Youtube Astra - HERE
#deletewindow #goforlinux
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Prevent the Online Ad Industry from Misusing Your Data - Join the #StopSpyingOnUs Campaign
Liberties has organised a series of complaints across Europe to call the attention of national data protection offices to the risks of the behavioural advertising industry. Join us and send your complaint to defend privacy of Europeans together.
https://www.liberties.eu/en/campaigns/stop-spying-on-us-fix-ad-tech-campaign/307
#StopSpyingOnUs
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Liberties has organised a series of complaints across Europe to call the attention of national data protection offices to the risks of the behavioural advertising industry. Join us and send your complaint to defend privacy of Europeans together.
https://www.liberties.eu/en/campaigns/stop-spying-on-us-fix-ad-tech-campaign/307
#StopSpyingOnUs
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AVARE - Tamed Data Octopuses
The consumer, often unintentionally, becomes a data source. Researchers from Karlsruhe have developed software that gives users control over their personal data.
Download and more info:
https://avare.app/
https://projects.aifb.kit.edu/avare/Avare_App_Installation.pdf
GitHub:
https://github.com/privacy-avare/PRIVACY-AVARE
#avare #userdata #privacy #protection #android #app #opensource #video
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The consumer, often unintentionally, becomes a data source. Researchers from Karlsruhe have developed software that gives users control over their personal data.
Download and more info:
https://avare.app/
https://projects.aifb.kit.edu/avare/Avare_App_Installation.pdf
GitHub:
https://github.com/privacy-avare/PRIVACY-AVARE
#avare #userdata #privacy #protection #android #app #opensource #video
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LibreOffice Will No Longer Provide 32-bit Linux Binaries
With the announcement of LibreOffice 6.3 Beta 1, the open source office suite has stopped providing 32-bit binaries for the Linux platform although 32-bit compatibility has not yet been removed from the project's codebase.
"Distro vendors or anyone running a more current 32-bit Linux system can still create 32-bit versions of LibreOffice, as developers have not in any way removed 32-bit compatibility from the source code." as The Document Foundation's Italo Vignoli told BleepingComputer.
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/software/libreoffice-will-no-longer-provide-32-bit-linux-binaries/
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With the announcement of LibreOffice 6.3 Beta 1, the open source office suite has stopped providing 32-bit binaries for the Linux platform although 32-bit compatibility has not yet been removed from the project's codebase.
"Distro vendors or anyone running a more current 32-bit Linux system can still create 32-bit versions of LibreOffice, as developers have not in any way removed 32-bit compatibility from the source code." as The Document Foundation's Italo Vignoli told BleepingComputer.
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/software/libreoffice-will-no-longer-provide-32-bit-linux-binaries/
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Google Chrome 75 rolls out with 42 security fixes
Google included 42 security fixes with Chrome 75, which it will move to the stable channel for Windows, Mac and Linux over the next several weeks.
Included were two issues rated high, CVE-2019-5828 and CVE-2019-5829. The former is a use after free problem in ServiceWorker and the latter a use after free issue in Download Manager.
https://www.scmagazine.com/home/security-news/vulnerabilities/google-chrome-75-rolls-out-with-42-security-fixes/
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Google included 42 security fixes with Chrome 75, which it will move to the stable channel for Windows, Mac and Linux over the next several weeks.
Included were two issues rated high, CVE-2019-5828 and CVE-2019-5829. The former is a use after free problem in ServiceWorker and the latter a use after free issue in Download Manager.
https://www.scmagazine.com/home/security-news/vulnerabilities/google-chrome-75-rolls-out-with-42-security-fixes/
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YouTube Bans Hateful Videos From Platform
Company also will remove content denying events like shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School
YouTube said it is stepping up efforts to scrub hateful content from its platform, including videos that deny historical events like the Holocaust, taking on more of the task of judging the validity of information on its popular video-streaming site.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/youtube-bans-supremacist-videos-11559754035
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Company also will remove content denying events like shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School
YouTube said it is stepping up efforts to scrub hateful content from its platform, including videos that deny historical events like the Holocaust, taking on more of the task of judging the validity of information on its popular video-streaming site.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/youtube-bans-supremacist-videos-11559754035
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Error 451 - Analyzing the eMail Tracking Ecosystem
Online tracking is not exclusive to websites, but also widespread in eMails. We built an open platform to detect eMail tracking, and we'd like to show some results and invite you to participate.
These days, tracking on websites is old news - we all know that it is happening, and we have our established defenses like ad blockers. However, website-based tracking tells only half the story, because many companies also track their eMails to see if you open them, and if you click any links. This area of online privacy has been mostly overlooked in the past, and not a lot of defenses exist.
📺 Error 451 #CCC #eMail #tracking #Video
https://media.ccc.de/v/gpn19-59-analyzing-the-email-tracking-ecosystem
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Online tracking is not exclusive to websites, but also widespread in eMails. We built an open platform to detect eMail tracking, and we'd like to show some results and invite you to participate.
These days, tracking on websites is old news - we all know that it is happening, and we have our established defenses like ad blockers. However, website-based tracking tells only half the story, because many companies also track their eMails to see if you open them, and if you click any links. This area of online privacy has been mostly overlooked in the past, and not a lot of defenses exist.
📺 Error 451 #CCC #eMail #tracking #Video
https://media.ccc.de/v/gpn19-59-analyzing-the-email-tracking-ecosystem
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Sunday Wire
🎧 INTERVIEW: Emmy Butlin discusses Julian Assange’s critical situation
This past week the world learned how Julian Assange failed to appear for an extradition hearing in London due to his deteriorating health conditions, as he continues to serve a 50-week sentence in London’s super-max Belmarsh prison. According to Assange’s Swedish defense lawyer, Per Samuelson, “it was not possible to conduct a normal conversation with him.” A disturbing tale of states and institutions – all colluding to abuse an award-winning journalist still being held arbitrarily as a political prisoner.
📻 https://21stcenturywire.com/2019/06/05/interview-emmy-butlin-discusses-julian-assanges-critical-situation/
#FreeAssange #podcast
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This past week the world learned how Julian Assange failed to appear for an extradition hearing in London due to his deteriorating health conditions, as he continues to serve a 50-week sentence in London’s super-max Belmarsh prison. According to Assange’s Swedish defense lawyer, Per Samuelson, “it was not possible to conduct a normal conversation with him.” A disturbing tale of states and institutions – all colluding to abuse an award-winning journalist still being held arbitrarily as a political prisoner.
📻 https://21stcenturywire.com/2019/06/05/interview-emmy-butlin-discusses-julian-assanges-critical-situation/
#FreeAssange #podcast
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Media is too big
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The Next Stage in The ThemTube Purge
Welcome back to New World Next Week – the video series from Corbett Report and Media Monarchy that covers some of the most important developments in open source intelligence news.
https://www.corbettreport.com/interview-1447-new-world-next-week-with-james-evan-pilato
https://www.bitchute.com/video/xjc3uaH23gw
https://d.tube/#!/v/corbettreport/zbozp3ab
https://www.corbettreport.com/mp4/nwnw20190606.mp4
https://www.invidio.us/watch?v=xjc3uaH23gw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjc3uaH23gw
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#YouTubePurge #VoxAdpocalypse #NewWorldNextWeek #corbettreport
Welcome back to New World Next Week – the video series from Corbett Report and Media Monarchy that covers some of the most important developments in open source intelligence news.
https://www.corbettreport.com/interview-1447-new-world-next-week-with-james-evan-pilato
https://www.bitchute.com/video/xjc3uaH23gw
https://d.tube/#!/v/corbettreport/zbozp3ab
https://www.corbettreport.com/mp4/nwnw20190606.mp4
https://www.invidio.us/watch?v=xjc3uaH23gw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjc3uaH23gw
📡 @NoGoolag
#YouTubePurge #VoxAdpocalypse #NewWorldNextWeek #corbettreport