The primary vulnerability with Signal is the belief it alone assures security. That's not true of anything.
If, for example, you're a high-ranking US official, your phone itself is a prime target for zero-day exploits that can see whatever you see.
Another reason why this breach was so egregious.
If, for example, you're a high-ranking US official, your phone itself is a prime target for zero-day exploits that can see whatever you see.
Another reason why this breach was so egregious.
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Meredith Whittaker
This is inaccurate. There is no known vulnerability with Signal's core tech. The memo was discussing phishing attempts, which Signal has worked to mitigate. And it was hastily reported.
It's important not to spread misinfo that can confuse people into moving away from meaningfully private comms.
It's important not to spread misinfo that can confuse people into moving away from meaningfully private comms.
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OPSEC is critical because no system will be secure if it's used incorrectly (that is, in violation of its explicit design goals and assumptions).
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There's no secure app on Earth that can stop unbridled stupidity.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-envoy-steve-witkoff-signal-text-group-chat-russia-putin/