Posts Tagged ‘gpg’
Found the below on anonnews.org (here's a reddit). As a proponent of public key cryptography, I whole-heartedly agree. If the groups used cryptographically secure signatures on their publications, anonymous would no longer be at risk of having members jump to fight in fabricated battles. This would do away with the potential for the Anonymous Hoax […]
I just strolled by my RSS feeds and saw Bruce Schneier's latest on file deletion: http://bit.ly/Mx24L. I've said this many times--but there's more to be said. The core of his point is that you can never be sure when you delete a file from a web service that it will actually be deleted. After all, […]
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