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I request assistance with a problem

I know this might not be the best use but I have a friend across the country and recently she was really hurt by someone she thought she was close to and I want to do something to him for being the selfish asshole he is but I'm only 17 and I can't do anything physical because I'm very far away and I want to just do any type of harm I can do to show him up it's killing me inside not being able to do anything

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Are Telegram messages secure (not 'hackable' by the government) ?

So basically, the French NSA said on TV that they have the ability to hack Telegram messages and that all major NSA-like institution do. The spokesman was quite explicit about this, and for the whole story explained that's how they found out someone was planning a terrorist attack.

My question is simple, is this true ?

I guess it's maybe just to frighten people of using it but what sense would it make ? Or just straight bullshit

And if they do can read telegram messages, how do they decrypt them ?! Or maybe are they just talking about metadata ?

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Benefits
Following is a quick list of some of the more important benefits.
Identify protected resourcesTrack different types of events of interest related to sockets, files, process execution, and more. When an event of interest occurs, process it as you wish. At the moment, adaptors for the system console (https://www.kitploit.com/search/label/Console) (e.g., System.out), logback, and Java Logging, are available with others in process.
No code changes requiredJVMXRay does not require any changes to your application source code to work. The code is pulled into the JVM by a command line (https://www.kitploit.com/search/label/Command%20Line) option. The solution is 100% Java code so it runs anywhere.
Supply chain insightsAn ancilary benefit of not requiring source code is that JVMXRay provides insight into your applications dependencies including 3rd party libraries (e.g. Jar files). Events provide the source of origin where your classes where loaded when the event is generated.
Extensible & OpenDon't see an adapter or filter that works for you and know how to code? Roll up your sleeves and write one. It's extensible. Fix a bug and submit a pull requrest. All the source code is available.INFORMATION:
Consider this early stage code.
Thar be dragons mate. You were warned!

Audience
The anticipated audience for JVMXRay is two-fold,
Systems AdministratorsIndividuals charged with system security and interested in new methods to gather security inteligence (https://www.kitploit.com/search/label/Inteligence) into Java applications.Security Developers & ArchitectsIndiviudals interested in improved security intelligence (https://www.kitploit.com/search/label/Intelligence) about their applications.
Deploying JVMXRay with Examples
The following provides some basic information to download and compile JVMXRay source on your computer. Remainder of the video shows how to get JVMXRay working with Tomcat and work with Tomcat's examples.

Sample Output...
The output from this technology can be presented in different ways. What does the sample log output look like? Output formats are flexible the following is a sample of the type of information JVMXRay captures for you.-1,-1,1623791226603,main-1,EXIT,1bd99e2f195004a5-5cb63e19-179fd6e8882-8000,,100,,
-1,-1,1623791226603,main-1,LINK,1bd99e2f195004a5-5cb63e19-179fd6e8882-8000,,mylib.dll,,
-1,-1,1623791226619,main-1,FILE_READ_WITH_FILEDESCRIPTOR,1bd99e2f195004a5-5cb63e19-179fd6e8882-8000,,java.io.FileDescriptor@6be46e8f,,
-1,-1,1623791226620,main-1,FILE_READ_WITH_CONTEXT,1bd99e2f195004a5-5cb63e19-179fd6e8882-8000,,redsecuritymanagertest3-11060405012461211247.tmp,java.security.AccessControlContext@363a949e,
-1,-1,1623791226621,main-1,PERMISSION,1bd99e2f195004a5-5cb63e19-179fd6e8882-8000,,org.jvmxray.TestPermission,testpermissionname1,testaction1
-1,-1,1623791226628,main-1,PERMISSION_WITH_CONTEXT,1bd99e2f195004a5-5cb63e19-179fd6e8882-8000,,testpermissionname1,testaction1,org.jvmxray.RedSecurityManagerTest@47f6473
-1,-1,1623791226629,main-1,SOCKET_ACCEPT,1bd99e2f195004a5-5cb63e19-179fd6e8882-8000,,localhost,1234,
-1,-1,1623791226631,main-1,FILE_DELETE,1bd99e2f195004a5-5cb63e19-179fd6e8882-8000,,redsecuritymanagertest6-5182052521633743041.tmp,,
-1,-1,1623791226631,main-1,SOCKET_LISTEN,1bd99e2f195004a5-5cb63e19-179fd6e8882-8000,,123,,

How it Works
The Java Virtual Machine (https://www.kitploit.com/search/label/Virtual%20Machine) provides a robust security framework for controlling access to protected resources. JVMXRay provides an implementation of the java.lang.SecurityManager component, called NullSecurityManager. Ironically, the NullSecurityManager provides no policy enforcement but instead monitors activities to protected resources. It's expected other cloud log processing tools, big data tools, or cloud secuirty tools will process these events into meaningful contextual information.
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