This is in addition to the extra personnel that would be required if the Inspector-General of Security’s jurisdiction expanded to four more intelligence agencies. …read more Source:: Open Source S
Tag: encryption
BlueJeans announces end-to-end encryption for video meetings
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•The videoconferencing software platform bought by Verizon in April announced a series of new security features that aim to bolster meeting security. …read more Source:: Open Source S
Zoom acquires encryption startup Keybase
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•Keybase is known for its end-to-end encrypted messaging and cloud storage system. …read more Source:: Open Source S
Zoom concedes custom encryption is substandard as Citizen Lab pokes holes in it
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•Company also claims it mistakenly ran calls from outside China through the Middle Kingdom. …read more Source:: Open Source S
Quantum entanglement breakthrough could boost encryption, secure communications
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•Using quantum entanglement, a team of researchers has developed a new way to communicate via particles of light. …read more Source:: Open Source S
Home Affairs report reveals deeper problems with Australia’s encryption laws
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•The first seven months of Australia’s controversial encryption laws didn’t see an explosion of decryptions. Worry instead about the cops bypassing judges to get their interception warrants approved. …read more Source:: Legal
End-to-end encryption means Huawei bans are about availability, not interception
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•Former Prime Minister who brought in Australia’s anti-encyption laws says the technology can prevent potential tapping by telco equipment manufacturers. …read more Source:: Open Source S
Schneier slams Australia’s encryption laws and CyberCon speaker bans
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•Governments breaking encryption is bad, and ‘will get worse once breaking encryption means people can die’, says one of the world’s leading security experts. …read more Source:: Open Source S
Encryption has created an uncrackable puzzle for the real world
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•Encryption protects us, so maybe it’s time for us to protect it. But no answer to the encryption debate is without a downside. …read more Source:: Open Source S
Boomers and Coalition voters least worried by metadata and encryption laws
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•Almost 40% of those aged over 55, as well as Coalition voters, are not concerned by the introduction of Australia’s encryption laws, according to Digital Rights Watch. …read more Source:: Open Source S