Encryption

06.24.20
Republican Senate bill seeks an end to 'warrant-proof' encryption
06.24.20

Republican Senate bill seeks an end to 'warrant-proof' encryption

It's the latest attempt to force tech companies to add a backdoor to encrypted services.

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06.18.20
Russia lifts its ban on Telegram
06.18.20

Russia lifts its ban on Telegram

The app has become an important way to share official COVID-19 updates.

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06.17.20
Zoom now promises end-to-end encryption is coming for all
06.17.20

Zoom now promises end-to-end encryption is coming for all

The conferencing software has been under fire for its lax security.

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06.11.20
Senators demand answers over Juniper Network's 2015 backdoor incident
06.11.20

Senators demand answers over Juniper Network's 2015 backdoor incident

The group says the episode could act as a 'valuable case study.'

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06.06.20
IBM toolkit keeps data encrypted in iPhone and Mac apps while in use
06.06.20

IBM toolkit keeps data encrypted in iPhone and Mac apps while in use

Android and Linux users will get it soon.

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06.04.20
Signal adds a face blurring tool its secure messaging app
06.04.20

Signal adds a face blurring tool its secure messaging app

'2020 is a pretty good year to cover your face.'

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05.30.20
Zoom plans to offer stronger encryption to paying customers (updated)
05.30.20

Zoom plans to offer stronger encryption to paying customers (updated)

Free accounts won't be as secure.

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05.23.20
Google is working on end-to-end encryption for RCS texts in Messages
05.23.20

Google is working on end-to-end encryption for RCS texts in Messages

Your next-gen texting may finally be secure.

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05.18.20
AG Barr seeks 'legislative solution' to make companies unlock phones
05.18.20

AG Barr seeks 'legislative solution' to make companies unlock phones

The FBI was able to crack the iPhones of the Pensacola shooter without Apple's help.

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