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  1. The writing style was extremely similar and likely written by the same person

    #plausible #deniability

  2. The writing style was extremely similar and likely written by the same person

    #plausible #deniability

  3. The excuse ‘we didn’t know, honest’ seems to be a theme with Israel. After all without that pesky data, the government can carry on denying it all. And remember substantial (8 I believe but happy to be corrected) cabinet ministers are ex chairs of Labour Friends of Israel.

    Meanwhile Netanyahu is pursuing a policy of murdering journalists to ‘reduce’ those pesky facts.

    theguardian.com/politics/2026/

    #WarCrimes #deniability #Ignorance #Israel #WestBank #Gaza #Lebanon #Labour

  4. The excuse ‘we didn’t know, honest’ seems to be a theme with Israel. After all without that pesky data, the government can carry on denying it all. And remember substantial (8 I believe but happy to be corrected) cabinet ministers are ex chairs of Labour Friends of Israel.

    Meanwhile Netanyahu is pursuing a policy of murdering journalists to ‘reduce’ those pesky facts.

    theguardian.com/politics/2026/

    #WarCrimes #deniability #Ignorance #Israel #WestBank #Gaza #Lebanon #Labour

  5. The excuse ‘we didn’t know, honest’ seems to be a theme with Israel. After all without that pesky data, the government can carry on denying it all. And remember substantial (8 I believe but happy to be corrected) cabinet ministers are ex chairs of Labour Friends of Israel.

    Meanwhile Netanyahu is pursuing a policy of murdering journalists to ‘reduce’ those pesky facts.

    theguardian.com/politics/2026/

    #WarCrimes #deniability #Ignorance #Israel #WestBank #Gaza #Lebanon #Labour

  6. The excuse ‘we didn’t know, honest’ seems to be a theme with Israel. After all without that pesky data, the government can carry on denying it all. And remember substantial (8 I believe but happy to be corrected) cabinet ministers are ex chairs of Labour Friends of Israel.

    Meanwhile Netanyahu is pursuing a policy of murdering journalists to ‘reduce’ those pesky facts.

    theguardian.com/politics/2026/

    #WarCrimes #deniability #Ignorance #Israel #WestBank #Gaza #Lebanon #Labour

  7. The excuse ‘we didn’t know, honest’ seems to be a theme with Israel. After all without that pesky data, the government can carry on denying it all. And remember substantial (8 I believe but happy to be corrected) cabinet ministers are ex chairs of Labour Friends of Israel.

    Meanwhile Netanyahu is pursuing a policy of murdering journalists to ‘reduce’ those pesky facts.

    theguardian.com/politics/2026/

    #WarCrimes #deniability #Ignorance #Israel #WestBank #Gaza #Lebanon #Labour

  8. @R3yScale @cwtch I would love if cwtch could replace simplex, fascist project maintainer and cwtch is more decentralised and censorship resistant

    All it would take I think for me to say the switch is worth it would be quantum resistant encryption and new cryptographic identities in every chat (perhaps a different tor address for every new chat)

    I also need to compare the deniability features - simplex has a nice hidden profile feature

    #FLOSS #E2EE #PSA #Privacy #Anonymity #Cwtch #SimpleX #Tor #Deniability

  9. @R3yScale @cwtch I would love if cwtch could replace simplex, fascist project maintainer and cwtch is more decentralised and censorship resistant

    All it would take I think for me to say the switch is worth it would be quantum resistant encryption and new cryptographic identities in every chat (perhaps a different tor address for every new chat)

    I also need to compare the deniability features - simplex has a nice hidden profile feature

    #FLOSS #E2EE #PSA #Privacy #Anonymity #Cwtch #SimpleX #Tor #Deniability

  10. @R3yScale @cwtch I would love if cwtch could replace simplex, fascist project maintainer and cwtch is more decentralised and censorship resistant

    All it would take I think for me to say the switch is worth it would be quantum resistant encryption and new cryptographic identities in every chat (perhaps a different tor address for every new chat)

    I also need to compare the deniability features - simplex has a nice hidden profile feature

    #FLOSS #E2EE #PSA #Privacy #Anonymity #Cwtch #SimpleX #Tor #Deniability

  11. @R3yScale @cwtch I would love if cwtch could replace simplex, fascist project maintainer and cwtch is more decentralised and censorship resistant

    All it would take I think for me to say the switch is worth it would be quantum resistant encryption and new cryptographic identities in every chat (perhaps a different tor address for every new chat)

    I also need to compare the deniability features - simplex has a nice hidden profile feature

    #FLOSS #E2EE #PSA #Privacy #Anonymity #Cwtch #SimpleX #Tor #Deniability

  12. @R3yScale @cwtch I would love if cwtch could replace simplex, fascist project maintainer and cwtch is more decentralised and censorship resistant

    All it would take I think for me to say the switch is worth it would be quantum resistant encryption and new cryptographic identities in every chat (perhaps a different tor address for every new chat)

    I also need to compare the deniability features - simplex has a nice hidden profile feature

    #FLOSS #E2EE #PSA #Privacy #Anonymity #Cwtch #SimpleX #Tor #Deniability

  13. PrivateBin

    Current version: 2.0.3

    Anyone on the FediVerse running PrivateBin on their own (small) network?

    • PrivateBin
    • minimalist
    • Open Source
    • online pastebin
    • server has zero knowledge of stored data

    Data is encrypted & decrypted in your browser with 256bit AES in Galois Counter mode.

    • PrivateBin is a fork of ZeroBin originally developed by Sébastien Sauvage
    • PrivateBin was refactored to allow easier & cleaner extensions
    • it has many additional features.

    privatebin.info/

    #encryption #programming #PrivateBin #Zero #Knowledge #plausable #deniability #networking #AES256 #Galois #Counter #technology

  14. PrivateBin

    Current version: 2.0.3

    Anyone on the FediVerse running PrivateBin on their own (small) network?

    • PrivateBin
    • minimalist
    • Open Source
    • online pastebin
    • server has zero knowledge of stored data

    Data is encrypted & decrypted in your browser with 256bit AES in Galois Counter mode.

    • PrivateBin is a fork of ZeroBin originally developed by Sébastien Sauvage
    • PrivateBin was refactored to allow easier & cleaner extensions
    • it has many additional features.

    privatebin.info/

    #encryption #programming #PrivateBin #Zero #Knowledge #plausable #deniability #networking #AES256 #Galois #Counter #technology

  15. PrivateBin

    Current version: 2.0.3

    Anyone on the FediVerse running PrivateBin on their own (small) network?

    • PrivateBin
    • minimalist
    • Open Source
    • online pastebin
    • server has zero knowledge of stored data

    Data is encrypted & decrypted in your browser with 256bit AES in Galois Counter mode.

    • PrivateBin is a fork of ZeroBin originally developed by Sébastien Sauvage
    • PrivateBin was refactored to allow easier & cleaner extensions
    • it has many additional features.

    privatebin.info/

    #encryption #programming #PrivateBin #Zero #Knowledge #plausable #deniability #networking #AES256 #Galois #Counter #technology

  16. PrivateBin

    Current version: 2.0.3

    Anyone on the FediVerse running PrivateBin on their own (small) network?

    • PrivateBin
    • minimalist
    • Open Source
    • online pastebin
    • server has zero knowledge of stored data

    Data is encrypted & decrypted in your browser with 256bit AES in Galois Counter mode.

    • PrivateBin is a fork of ZeroBin originally developed by Sébastien Sauvage
    • PrivateBin was refactored to allow easier & cleaner extensions
    • it has many additional features.

    privatebin.info/

    #encryption #programming #PrivateBin #Zero #Knowledge #plausable #deniability #networking #AES256 #Galois #Counter #technology

  17. PrivateBin

    Current version: 2.0.3

    Anyone on the FediVerse running PrivateBin on their own (small) network?

    • PrivateBin
    • minimalist
    • Open Source
    • online pastebin
    • server has zero knowledge of stored data

    Data is encrypted & decrypted in your browser with 256bit AES in Galois Counter mode.

    • PrivateBin is a fork of ZeroBin originally developed by Sébastien Sauvage
    • PrivateBin was refactored to allow easier & cleaner extensions
    • it has many additional features.

    privatebin.info/

    #encryption #programming #PrivateBin #Zero #Knowledge #plausable #deniability #networking #AES256 #Galois #Counter #technology

  18. @kkarhan Yes I was aware of that one. That's where deniability comes in: on the official SimpleX client there is a hidden profile feature: to display hidden profile you type in a password you set previously but you type it into the chat search bar so there is no indication in the GUI that you have any hidden profile. I think each hidden profile can have their own associated password so you can type in a password and say there you go thats all my hidden profiles when actually there are more

    #FLOSS #PSA #Privacy #Anonymity #Simplex #Deniability

  19. @kkarhan Yes I was aware of that one. That's where deniability comes in: on the official SimpleX client there is a hidden profile feature: to display hidden profile you type in a password you set previously but you type it into the chat search bar so there is no indication in the GUI that you have any hidden profile. I think each hidden profile can have their own associated password so you can type in a password and say there you go thats all my hidden profiles when actually there are more

    #FLOSS #PSA #Privacy #Anonymity #Simplex #Deniability

  20. @kkarhan Yes I was aware of that one. That's where deniability comes in: on the official SimpleX client there is a hidden profile feature: to display hidden profile you type in a password you set previously but you type it into the chat search bar so there is no indication in the GUI that you have any hidden profile. I think each hidden profile can have their own associated password so you can type in a password and say there you go thats all my hidden profiles when actually there are more

    #FLOSS #PSA #Privacy #Anonymity #Simplex #Deniability

  21. @kkarhan Yes I was aware of that one. That's where deniability comes in: on the official SimpleX client there is a hidden profile feature: to display hidden profile you type in a password you set previously but you type it into the chat search bar so there is no indication in the GUI that you have any hidden profile. I think each hidden profile can have their own associated password so you can type in a password and say there you go thats all my hidden profiles when actually there are more

    #FLOSS #PSA #Privacy #Anonymity #Simplex #Deniability

  22. @kkarhan Yes I was aware of that one. That's where deniability comes in: on the official SimpleX client there is a hidden profile feature: to display hidden profile you type in a password you set previously but you type it into the chat search bar so there is no indication in the GUI that you have any hidden profile. I think each hidden profile can have their own associated password so you can type in a password and say there you go thats all my hidden profiles when actually there are more

    #FLOSS #PSA #Privacy #Anonymity #Simplex #Deniability

  23. I like how people are recommending a bunch of FLOSS messengers now, its an opportunity to check out underrated projects like I just a few minutes ago learned about the FLOSS project Quiet (tryquiet.org) from a discord community trying to relocate.

    The website says its all E2EE P2P with tor built in, channels like slack/discord, no email or phone number required. Unfortunately no quantum resistant encryption on the roadmap so I still would recommend SimpleX for general purpose instant messaging but Tor-by-default and P2P are genuine advantages over Simplex

    If you found this post interesting you might also be interested in these decentralised encrypted messengers with various pros and cons compared to eachother:

    Cwtch
    cwtch.im
    cwtchim3z2gdsyb27acfc26lup5aqb

    Briar
    briarproject.org/

    Meshtastic
    meshtastic.org/

    #FLOSS #E2EE #PSA #Privacy #Security #Anonymity #Deniability #Meshtastic #Briar #Cwtch #SimpleX #Quiet #P2P #Tor #Slack #Discord

  24. I like how people are recommending a bunch of FLOSS messengers now, its an opportunity to check out underrated projects like I just a few minutes ago learned about the FLOSS project Quiet (tryquiet.org) from a discord community trying to relocate.

    The website says its all E2EE P2P with tor built in, channels like slack/discord, no email or phone number required. Unfortunately no quantum resistant encryption on the roadmap so I still would recommend SimpleX for general purpose instant messaging but Tor-by-default and P2P are genuine advantages over Simplex

    If you found this post interesting you might also be interested in these decentralised encrypted messengers with various pros and cons compared to eachother:

    Cwtch
    cwtch.im
    cwtchim3z2gdsyb27acfc26lup5aqb

    Briar
    briarproject.org/

    Meshtastic
    meshtastic.org/

    #FLOSS #E2EE #PSA #Privacy #Security #Anonymity #Deniability #Meshtastic #Briar #Cwtch #SimpleX #Quiet #P2P #Tor #Slack #Discord

  25. I like how people are recommending a bunch of FLOSS messengers now, its an opportunity to check out underrated projects like I just a few minutes ago learned about the FLOSS project Quiet (tryquiet.org) from a discord community trying to relocate.

    The website says its all E2EE P2P with tor built in, channels like slack/discord, no email or phone number required. Unfortunately no quantum resistant encryption on the roadmap so I still would recommend SimpleX for general purpose instant messaging but Tor-by-default and P2P are genuine advantages over Simplex

    If you found this post interesting you might also be interested in these decentralised encrypted messengers with various pros and cons compared to eachother:

    Cwtch
    cwtch.im
    cwtchim3z2gdsyb27acfc26lup5aqb

    Briar
    briarproject.org/

    Meshtastic
    meshtastic.org/

    #FLOSS #E2EE #PSA #Privacy #Security #Anonymity #Deniability #Meshtastic #Briar #Cwtch #SimpleX #Quiet #P2P #Tor #Slack #Discord

  26. I like how people are recommending a bunch of FLOSS messengers now, its an opportunity to check out underrated projects like I just a few minutes ago learned about the FLOSS project Quiet (tryquiet.org) from a discord community trying to relocate.

    The website says its all E2EE P2P with tor built in, channels like slack/discord, no email or phone number required. Unfortunately no quantum resistant encryption on the roadmap so I still would recommend SimpleX for general purpose instant messaging but Tor-by-default and P2P are genuine advantages over Simplex

    If you found this post interesting you might also be interested in these decentralised encrypted messengers with various pros and cons compared to eachother:

    Cwtch
    cwtch.im
    cwtchim3z2gdsyb27acfc26lup5aqb

    Briar
    briarproject.org/

    Meshtastic
    meshtastic.org/

    #FLOSS #E2EE #PSA #Privacy #Security #Anonymity #Deniability #Meshtastic #Briar #Cwtch #SimpleX #Quiet #P2P #Tor #Slack #Discord

  27. I like how people are recommending a bunch of FLOSS messengers now, its an opportunity to check out underrated projects like I just a few minutes ago learned about the FLOSS project Quiet (tryquiet.org) from a discord community trying to relocate.

    The website says its all E2EE P2P with tor built in, channels like slack/discord, no email or phone number required. Unfortunately no quantum resistant encryption on the roadmap so I still would recommend SimpleX for general purpose instant messaging but Tor-by-default and P2P are genuine advantages over Simplex

    If you found this post interesting you might also be interested in these decentralised encrypted messengers with various pros and cons compared to eachother:

    Cwtch
    cwtch.im
    cwtchim3z2gdsyb27acfc26lup5aqb

    Briar
    briarproject.org/

    Meshtastic
    meshtastic.org/

    #FLOSS #E2EE #PSA #Privacy #Security #Anonymity #Deniability #Meshtastic #Briar #Cwtch #SimpleX #Quiet #P2P #Tor #Slack #Discord

  28. @thejessiekirk

    You're probably going to find a lot of suggestions, heres two comparison tables for E2EE instant messengers:

    eylenburg.github.io/im_compari

    messenger-matrix.de/messenger-

    even if its not got all the same features as discord, instant messaging is a part of discord and I guess it could be something you're thinking about

    Edit forgot to mention: for reasons you can find on these tables and that I can elaborate on if you want I suggest simplex for private anonymous deniable and censorship resistant chats

    #FLOSS #E2EE #PSA #Privacy #Security #Anonymity #Deniability #Discord #SimpleX

  29. @thejessiekirk

    You're probably going to find a lot of suggestions, heres two comparison tables for E2EE instant messengers:

    eylenburg.github.io/im_compari

    messenger-matrix.de/messenger-

    even if its not got all the same features as discord, instant messaging is a part of discord and I guess it could be something you're thinking about

    Edit forgot to mention: for reasons you can find on these tables and that I can elaborate on if you want I suggest simplex for private anonymous deniable and censorship resistant chats

    #FLOSS #E2EE #PSA #Privacy #Security #Anonymity #Deniability #Discord #SimpleX

  30. @thejessiekirk

    You're probably going to find a lot of suggestions, heres two comparison tables for E2EE instant messengers:

    eylenburg.github.io/im_compari

    messenger-matrix.de/messenger-

    even if its not got all the same features as discord, instant messaging is a part of discord and I guess it could be something you're thinking about

    Edit forgot to mention: for reasons you can find on these tables and that I can elaborate on if you want I suggest simplex for private anonymous deniable and censorship resistant chats

    #FLOSS #E2EE #PSA #Privacy #Security #Anonymity #Deniability #Discord #SimpleX

  31. @thejessiekirk

    You're probably going to find a lot of suggestions, heres two comparison tables for E2EE instant messengers:

    eylenburg.github.io/im_compari

    messenger-matrix.de/messenger-

    even if its not got all the same features as discord, instant messaging is a part of discord and I guess it could be something you're thinking about

    Edit forgot to mention: for reasons you can find on these tables and that I can elaborate on if you want I suggest simplex for private anonymous deniable and censorship resistant chats

    #FLOSS #E2EE #PSA #Privacy #Security #Anonymity #Deniability #Discord #SimpleX

  32. @thejessiekirk

    You're probably going to find a lot of suggestions, heres two comparison tables for E2EE instant messengers:

    eylenburg.github.io/im_compari

    messenger-matrix.de/messenger-

    even if its not got all the same features as discord, instant messaging is a part of discord and I guess it could be something you're thinking about

    Edit forgot to mention: for reasons you can find on these tables and that I can elaborate on if you want I suggest simplex for private anonymous deniable and censorship resistant chats

    #FLOSS #E2EE #PSA #Privacy #Security #Anonymity #Deniability #Discord #SimpleX

  33. @torf

    I just confirmed the official simplex client has a hidden profile feature, right click a profile from the profile selection to bring up a hide profile option, you can then give it a password (i think each profile can be given a different password) and then to reveal it you type the full password into the profile search box

    #FLOSS #E2EE #PSA #Privacy #Deniability #Security #SimpleX

  34. @torf

    I just confirmed the official simplex client has a hidden profile feature, right click a profile from the profile selection to bring up a hide profile option, you can then give it a password (i think each profile can be given a different password) and then to reveal it you type the full password into the profile search box

    #FLOSS #E2EE #PSA #Privacy #Deniability #Security #SimpleX

  35. @torf

    I just confirmed the official simplex client has a hidden profile feature, right click a profile from the profile selection to bring up a hide profile option, you can then give it a password (i think each profile can be given a different password) and then to reveal it you type the full password into the profile search box

    #FLOSS #E2EE #PSA #Privacy #Deniability #Security #SimpleX

  36. @torf

    I just confirmed the official simplex client has a hidden profile feature, right click a profile from the profile selection to bring up a hide profile option, you can then give it a password (i think each profile can be given a different password) and then to reveal it you type the full password into the profile search box

    #FLOSS #E2EE #PSA #Privacy #Deniability #Security #SimpleX

  37. @torf

    I just confirmed the official simplex client has a hidden profile feature, right click a profile from the profile selection to bring up a hide profile option, you can then give it a password (i think each profile can be given a different password) and then to reveal it you type the full password into the profile search box

    #FLOSS #E2EE #PSA #Privacy #Deniability #Security #SimpleX

  38. This was a system, not a series of colourful adventurers:
    • Western governments wanted influence without accountability
    • Corporations wanted access without scrutiny
    #Mercenaries provided #violence with plausible #deniability 7)

  39. This was a system, not a series of colourful adventurers:
    • Western governments wanted influence without accountability
    • Corporations wanted access without scrutiny
    #Mercenaries provided #violence with plausible #deniability 7)

  40. This was a system, not a series of colourful adventurers:
    • Western governments wanted influence without accountability
    • Corporations wanted access without scrutiny
    #Mercenaries provided #violence with plausible #deniability 7)

  41. This was a system, not a series of colourful adventurers:
    • Western governments wanted influence without accountability
    • Corporations wanted access without scrutiny
    #Mercenaries provided #violence with plausible #deniability 7)