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  1. PrivacyDigest @privacydigest

    Privacy's Defenders : No Without eff.org/deeplinks/2026/10/priv

    #encryption #privacy #podcast
  2. AzureTracks @azuretracks

    Encrypt data at rest and in transit always. Use Azure-native encryption to protect sensitive data from interception or theft. Ensure compliance and security best practices .

    #azuresecurity #zerotrust #cybersecurity
  3. VSX.is | Digital sovereignty @[email protected]

    Encrypted Messages Can Be Read Without Breaking the Encryption. All It Takes Is a Second Device

    In January 2020, the couple handed over their cell phones to the German police. The police were supposed to examine the phones and take photos of their daughter's messages.

    vsx.global/encrypted-messages-

    #infosec #privacy #opensource #digitalsovereignty

    #infosec #privacy #opensource #digitalsovereignty
  4. Patrick C Miller :donor: @patrickcmiller

    Let’s Encrypt Cuts Default Certificate Validity to 64 Days Ahead of 45-Day Switch securityweek.com/lets-encrypt-

  5. PrivacyDigest @privacydigest

    Let's Encrypt to Cut Lifetimes to 64 Days in February 2027

    it.slashdot.org/story/26/10/12

    #privacy #security #encryption #letsencrypt #certificate #ssl
  6. Newisty @[email protected]

    Aptos Launches Optional Encrypted Transactions to Hide Traders From MEV Bots

    Aptos activates an encrypted mempool on its mainnet, letting users keep transaction details hidden from bots until their block order is set.

    newisty.com/blog/aptos-launche

    #aptos #mev #encryptedmempool

    #aptos #mev #encryptedmempool
  7. Malicious Content @malicious_content

    My new encryption algorithm is based on _developer-centered design_

  8. ekiledjian @edwardk

    Let’s Encrypt Cuts Default Certificate Validity to 64 Days Ahead of 45-Day Switch

    Starting February 10, 2027, Let’s Encrypt will issue certificates with a 64-day default validity, down from 90 days, ahead of the CA/Browser Forum’s 45-day switch. The last 90-day certificates are expected to expire in May 2027, and no valid certificates will be revoked during the transition. securityweek.com/lets-encrypt-

  9. CyberWorldOps @cyberworldops

    Let's Encrypt will shorten default certificate lifetime from 90 to 64 days for certificates issued from February 10, 2027. The move reduces the window for key misuse and revocation delays while requiring fully automated renewal. Operators should audit ACME clients and monitoring now.

    cyberworldops.eu/en/let-s-encr

    #letsencrypt #tlscertificates #certificateautomation
  10. adingbatponder :nixos: 👾 @adingbatponder

    Setting up is not a user-friendly experience & is a perfect example of how user unfriendly linux can be. Or should I say non idiot-proof? It does not echo the . There is no way to make it do so. So how is one supposed to deal with the case that the keyboard is different to what the computer is set as? Then you type in your passphrase twice blindly & then later wonder what happened as what you thought was a - or y was something else and boom lockout. Terrible design.

    #luks2 #encryption #passphrase
  11. Marcus Schuler @[email protected]

    The recording device's contents remain encrypted and sealed. A key question for the Oct. 19 detention hearing: what conversations, if any, were actually captured? The charges hinge on intercepting communications, but authorities have not disclosed what the recorder obtained. implicator.ai/openai-engineer- #AI #Security #Courts

    #ai #security #courts
  12. /G|T|R|O|N|I|X\ :python: :emacs: :nix: :linux: @gtronix

    "Privacy's Defenders Podcast: No Privacy Without Encryption"

    "Encryption converts readable data into unreadable gibberish to protect our privacy and security. When we communicate online today – from your personal emails and DMs to secure international commerce – we usually do so with encryption."

    eff.org/deeplinks/2026/10/priv

    #privacy
  13. geeknik @geeknik

    Canada's latest bill demands an encryption backdoor only good guys can use. Math remains tragically indifferent to parliamentary sovereignty.
    blog.mozilla.org/netpolicy/202

  14. Chryptor Labs @[email protected]

    your messages are end-to-end encrypted.

    great!

    now let's talk about the other places where platforms, cloud providers, advertisers, data brokers, cybercriminals, and governments may still get a crack at your data.

    encryption protects data in transit.

    privacy is a bit bigger than that.

    a short explainer🔐👇

    #ai #cybersecurity #encryption #chatControl #europe #usa #privacy

    #ai #cybersecurity #encryption #chatcontrol #europe #usa
  15. Roger A. Grimes @rogeragrimes

    The accused claimed to be decrypting ransomware-encrypted files while decrypting them using the ransomware guy's keys.

    thehackernews.com/2026/10/mons

  16. SAIHM Outreach @[email protected]

    Most memory tools keep the encryption key on their servers—meaning the operator can read your data. SAIHM leaves the key with you, so the service itself cannot decrypt what it stores. Control stays yours.

    t.saihm.coti.global/r/masto-di #dataprivacy

    #dataprivacy
  17. Marcus Schuler @[email protected]

    An OpenAI engineer faces federal charges for allegedly hiding an encrypted recording device in the company's executive conference room. The device was found Sept. 30 behind a television. OpenAI says there's no evidence of data theft, but prosecutors describe the case as a national security matter. implicator.ai/openai-engineer- #AI #Security #Technology

    #ai #security #technology
  18. Wesley Hilliard @hillitech

    This is why user control over data and encryption in the smart home is so important. If you're doing anything in the smart home, Apple Home is the way to go or some complex complicated setup.

    I wouldn't trust just any device in my home and connect it to my network.

    bsky.app/profile/did:plc:vcepp

  19. Patrick C Miller :donor: @patrickcmiller

    Silent Ransom Group Allegedly Extorted $207 Million Without Encrypting Files securityaffairs.com/200719/cyb

  20. Planet PostgreSQL @planetpostgres

    Christophe Pettus: All Your GUCs in a Row: password_encryption

    postgr.es/p/9xK

    #postgresql
  21. What's New @[email protected]

    ruflo v3.56.5

    The graph-edge-writer encryption-header sniff no longer closes the raw DB file descriptor, which previously dropped live SQLite POSIX locks; the header is now read in a bounded child process

    whatsnew.fyi/product/ruflo/rel

    #Ruflo #AI

    #ruflo #ai
  22. Benjamin Carr, Ph.D. 👨🏻‍💻🧬 @benjaminhccarr

    Turns out Brits would quite like their to stay private
    Polling finds two-thirds don't trust this government, or any future one, with access to their chats
    New polling commissioned by the Center for Democracy & Technology (CDT) found that 93% of British adults believe they have a right to private conversations online, while 89% think nobody should be able to access their personal messages without a court order.
    theregister.com/security/2026/

    #privatemessages #encrypted #uk #privacy #surveillance
  23. Æ Sea F. @[email protected]

    You can't use IMAP because your email host wants your data

    I can't use IMAP because my email host encrypted shit out of everything

    We are not the same

    #e2ee #encryption #protonmail #tutamail #imap #pop3 #thunderbird #outlook #fastmail

    #e2ee #encryption #protonmail #tutamail #imap #pop3
  24. Cadu :faz_o_L: @[email protected]

    For the #MastoAdmin that want to get rid of Let's Encrypt for it being an USian company, you can now use Actalis 🇮🇹.

    It works with Certbot, Caddy (without the '=' sign at the end of HMAC), acme.sh and soon also with nginx-acme module (PR pending).

    Oh, right, what about ZeroSSL 🇦🇹, you ask? They're based in Austria but the company is owned by HID Global 🇺🇸, which is owned by ASSA ABLOY 🇸🇪.

    And they're not very dependable, throws errors all the time and stuff.

    So, I don't know. Your call.

    #mastoadmin
  25. ekiledjian @edwardk

    Silent Ransom Group Allegedly Extorted $207 Million Without Encrypting Files

    The Silent Ransom Group allegedly extorted $207 million from 27 law firms in six months using phone calls and social engineering, not encryption. The group deploys no malware payload and locks no files, relying instead on pressure tactics aimed almost entirely at law firms. The case is the latest example of pure-extortion ransomware replacing encryption. securityaffairs.com/200719/cyb

  26. Daily CyberSecurity @dailycybersecurity

    New CastleStealer malware variants bypass Chromium App-Bound Encryption to steal browser secrets. Learn how this infostealer evades detection.

    dailytechnow.com/castlestealer

    #castlestealer #chromium #malware #cybersecurity #infostealer
  27. Ryan Castellucci (they/them) 🎃 :nonbinary_flag: @ryanc

    Anyone remember WEP, the original encryption scheme for WiFi?

    "W" did not stand for "WiFi" or "Wireless".
    "E" did not stand for "Encryption".
    "P" did not stand for "Protocol".

    The acronym was actually "Wired Equivalent Privacy", which, given how badly broken it was, is hilarious.

  28. Paco Hope @paco

    So in my experience getting onto my Macbook 2015 ended up without any encryption on the local disk. Performance with LVM was abyssmal. Installing with ZFS on root left me with an unusable system. Something about the way debbootstrap installed during the instructions left me with a version of Linux that could not access the Apple USB devices. It would boot and the kernel would throw a bunch of USB device errors, and it wouldn't recogize the built-in keyboard, so I couldn't even login.

    A standard Debian install works fine.

    So is running just fine. But this is a slow machine. I discovered a tool called eatmydata. It basically shims calls to fsync() system calls and does a no-op instead. (😱) What could possibly go wrong?

    But running sudo eatmydata apt install blah blah blah runs way faster than the equivalent apt command.

    It has breathed new life into this laptop.

    #debian #debian13
  29. PPC Land @[email protected]

    Duck.ai share links expire after 48 hours by default: Chats are encrypted on-device with the key in the URL fragment, out of server reach. Can noindex tags and expiry avoid the leaks seen at ChatGPT and Claude? ppc.land/duck-ai-share-links-e #DuckAI #DataPrivacy #Encryption #CyberSecurity #ChatGPT

    #chatgpt #cybersecurity #encryption #dataprivacy #duckai
  30. PPC Land @[email protected]

    ICYMI: Apple loses bid to end Illinois suit over faceprints in iPhone Photos: Encrypted cloud data still counts as Apple's under BIPA, a judge held on September 30, 2026. One of three classes was decertified. What does 'control' now mean? ppc.land/apple-loses-bid-to-en #Apple #Privacy #BIPA #Faceprints #DataProtection

    #apple #privacy #bipa #faceprints #dataprotection
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