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Tor attack may have unmasked dark net users
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Technology desk editor
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The ability to unmask Tor's users would undermine the reason people use
Here's something a little unexpected...Wonder what people here may
htink.
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Russia offers $110,000 to crack Tor anonymous network
Edward Snowden
Tor has been used by the
This is a very important piece. I just introduced into a thread on
Twitter. And this graph by you seem right on point:
While by no means the only grounded model for digital security, our
contextual security approach attempts to address a gap recognized by
researchers and practitioners alike: most
Hi Libtech colleagues,This is not a job per se, at least not yet. But we are looking for someone with experience operating either analog or digital radio or both under siege conditions. Someone with experience with say B92 in the Balkans, or with threatened or challenged analog or digital radio in
This looks like a great tool. Kudos to Sandra and OpenITP, Knight, Ela
Stapley and Diego Mendiburu for making it happen. If anyone here has any
thoughts about it please share. Thanks, Frank
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http://www.pbs.org/idealab/2014/02/how-technology-could-mean-safer-reporting-for-mexican
--and those practices do have
their place, wrote CPJ's Frank Smyth in a piece about the importance of
press solidarity within nations . But security is really a way of
thinking, a way of approaching your work. And fostering professional
solidarity is crucial to that approach.
We need a culture
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http://www.cpj.org/security/2013/10/knowing-how-law-and-technology-meet-at-us-borders.php
Knowing how law and technology meet at U.S. borders
By Frank Smyth/CPJ Senior Adviser for Journalist Security
Border crossings have long posed a risk for journalists. In many
nations, reporters
code MPIWK for
Interop New York today.
Frank SmythExecutive DirectorGlobal Journalist
Securityfrank@journalistsecurity.netTel. + 1 202 244 0717Cell + 1 202
352 1736Twitter: @JournoSecurityWebsite: www.journalistsecurity.net.
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Liberationtech list is public and archives are searchable on Google
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Original Message
Subject: Re: [liberationtech] Medill online Digital Safety Guide
From: Rich
encrypted
emails and files.
Disagree on this or any point, please say so.
Thank you, everyone!
Best, Frank
Frank SmythExecutive DirectorGlobal Journalist
Securityfrank@journalistsecurity.netTel. + 1 202 244 0717Cell + 1 202
352 1736Twitter: @JournoSecurityWebsite: www.journalistsecurity.net
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Too many
Thank you, Tom.
I'll try to address all your points.
On GPG being German government funded, point was not to sow distrust.
But to be accurate and also show that Western governments have played a
positive role in funding some Internet Freedom tools, besides just the
US.
Frank SmythExecutive
or another about the video and its content would be helpful as
other groups including my organization begin moving in the same
direction.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kb4Ior64IEAfeature=youtu.be
Frank SmythExecutive DirectorGlobal Journalist
Securityfrank@journalistsecurity.netTel. + 1 202 244
or another we need to find ways like you and
Article 19 are doing to make digital security more accessible. So thank
you for beginning the effort.
See you in San Jose for the UNESCO conference around WPFD, if you will
be there, as I hope you are. Frank
Frank SmythExecutive DirectorGlobal
incentive to
do so, but they're arguably in a better position in many cases than
legislatures or the courts to protect privacy and Fourth Amendment
rights.
Frank SmythExecutive DirectorGlobal Journalist
Securityfrank@journalistsecurity.netTel. + 1 202 244 0717Cell + 1 202
352 1736Twitter
Appreciate the help on this one from Masashi and others at Citizen Lab and from Eva at EFF. FShttps://www.cpj.org/security/2013/04/attacks-on-knight-center-sites-reflect-digital-dan.phpAttacks on Knight Center sites reflect digital dangersByFrank Smyth/Senior Adviser for Journalist SecurityThe two
Spies Fail to Escape Spyware in $5 Billion Bazaar for Cyber Arms -
Bloomberg
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-12-22/spies-fail-to-escape-spyware-in-5-billion-bazaar-for-cyber-arms.html
The intelligence operative sits in a leather club chair, laptop open,
one floor below the Hilton Kuala
behind both trends, as Syrian citizen
journalists filing to online outlets like Shaam News Network dominated
this year's fatalities.
http://www.cpj.org/security/2012/12/combat-deaths-high-journalist-risk.php
Combat deaths at a high, risks shift for journalists
By Frank Smyth/Senior Adviser
If anyone here has any thoughts about the tools recommended in this
Forbes piece, please speak up. The piece gets specific with
recommendations form Ashkan Soltani, a technologist who I do not think
is on this list, about half way down. Again, any thoughts would be
welcome. Thank you! Frank
http
Appreciate the feedback, guys.We'll check out, MAT.boum.org, Oli. And we'll look at turning off geo-tagging and ObsuraCam app, too, Nathan. Brian and Michael, appreciate your input, too.And Danny, apart from your suggestions on full disk encryption and other points which are well taken, we also
their own
instincts, as I have heard you say.
Thanks! Frank
Frank Smyth
Executive Director
Global Journalist Security
fr...@journalistsecurity.net
Tel. + 1 202 244 0717
Cell + 1 202 352 1736
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PGP Public Key
But if
you're getting information security advice from a Forbes blog, that will be
the least of your worries.
Where would you suggest we get information security advice from? Many
here are quick to point out what people should not rely upon. But
relatively few seem to want to assume the
recommendations also seems very
thorough.
I would welcome any thoughts at all including whether people think the
recommendations are sound. Thanks! Frank
http://www.nsa.gov/ia/_files/os/applemac/Apple_iOS_5_Guide.pdf
Frank Smyth
Executive Director
Global Journalist Security
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Document is also on the NSA.gov website and was publicly posted there on
May 11, 2012.
http://www.nsa.gov/public_info/whats_new/index.shtml
Frank SmythExecutive DirectorGlobal Journalist
Securityfrank@journalistsecurity.netTel. + 1 202 244 0717Cell + 1 202
352 1736Twitter: @JournoSecurityWebsite
This piece from NYT over the weekend should be of interest here, and,
unless I missed it, I don't think it's been yet posted.
Excerpt: If the uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt were Twitter
Revolutions, then Syria is becoming the Skype Rebellion. To get around a
near-nationwide Internet shutdown,
Some here may be interested in this event tomorrow at Yale Law School, which will be live streamed. Line-up is an eclectic mix of technologists and journalists including Ella Saitta, Quinn Norton, John Scott-Railton, Meredith Patterson, Brian Krebs, Nabiha Syed and myself. (A number of whom were
-club-special-event#.UIrQ63ssKDY.twitter
Much of the discussion of tools during the presentations will be
familiar to people on this list, of course. The value for you may be in
hearing, especially during the Q A, the dialogue involving both
technologists and journalists.
Frank SmythExecutive
:00 p.m. in the
Murrow Room. This event is free and open to the public. Working and
student journalists are particularly encouraged to come.
Panelists are:
Website: http://www.press.org/events/journalist...
Frank SmythExecutive DirectorGlobal Journalist
Securityfrank@journalistsecurity.netTel
of this information is strictly prohibited.
Original Message
Subject: Re: [liberationtech] Online Journalists on the Frontlines
From: Asher Wolf asherw...@cryptoparty.org
Date: Fri, October 12, 2012 8:47 pm
To: liberationtech@lists.stanford.edu
Hi Frank,
Just a thought - would your group
liberationtech@lists.stanford.edu
I can't even-
Frank sent me this article about 15 minutes ago and I answered with the
notion that Cryptocat has been a browser-plugin only app for more than a
month, and that his article is just incredibly ignorant and frustrating
as a result of it ignoring that.
Relevant
Cryptocat, in fact, as a model.
Frank
Frank Smyth
Executive Director
Global Journalist Security
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Tel. + 1 202 244 0717
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Twitter: @JournoSecurity
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stro, 39, worked for Primera Hora in Nuevo Laredo and posted comments on her Web site and on Twitter under the name "La Nena de Laredo" - The Girl from Laredo. How the killers tracked her remains a mystery. Was it traditional shoe-leather stalking or did they use electronic surveillan
with such tools? I have a great deal of respect
for this community. But to be honest it seems to me that neither
the technologists nor the donors have spent much time asking such
questions.
Hi Frank,
I'd just like to make an anecdotal point here. A few months ago I
spent an interesting afternoon
I wonder if people here recommend the open source freeware Chat tool Adium?http://adium.im/about/And whether they would recommend using it with Facebook?Or, if not, Google Talk?Thanks! FSFrank SmythExecutive DirectorGlobal Journalist Securityfr...@journalistsecurity.netTel. + 1 202 244 0717Cell +
Check that. I am a MAC user, so Google Talk will apparently not work.I am open to suggestions...Thanks!Frank SmythExecutive DirectorGlobal Journalist Securityfr...@journalistsecurity.netTel. + 1 202 244 0717Cell + 1 202 352 1736Twitter: @JournoSecurityWebsite: www.journalistsecurity.netPGP Public
We are looking for a few Arabic-speaking digital safety trainers to help teach basic concepts and some tool usage to citizen journalists operating in critical nations. Training will occur remotely using VPNs to reach select users. (Some training in third-party nations may also be possible.)
I just got the message below from a colleauge at NPR who discovered emails from "Skype Manager" in Chinese. I presume she should delete them. Anyone have any thoughts? Thank you. FSSubject: Skype messages in Chinese?Hi, ITSupport--I'm at home, trying to get over a bad cold, so I checked my emails
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