Finally, FinFisher is available for you all
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Finally, FinFisher is available for you all
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ktheking
Re: Finally, FinFisher is available for you all
Seems not really a problem (yet) for Linux desktop or servers.
It concerns mainly malware for smartphones ,and also data collectors installed by the customers themselves.
Seems more a concern for telecom operators ,and smarphone owners.
https://citizenlab.org/storage/finfishe ... esonly.pdf
It concerns mainly malware for smartphones ,and also data collectors installed by the customers themselves.
Seems more a concern for telecom operators ,and smarphone owners.
https://citizenlab.org/storage/finfishe ... esonly.pdf
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mike acker
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whac that mole - suggested reading
why
according to the Old Sage "as soon as one door closes another door will open". I think it was part of a song
I'm sure everyone here knows about the strong-arm attack on Yahoo,-- $250 grand a day if you don't play nice with us! (and install PRISM ) .
It may be a little harder to strong-arm an open source project but I ain't putting down no bets. the ferocity of the attack on the net for SIGINT is mind-boggling. Now, if we could just get NSA to enforce the National No Call list perhaps something good might come of it.
according to the Old Sage "as soon as one door closes another door will open". I think it was part of a song
I'm sure everyone here knows about the strong-arm attack on Yahoo,-- $250 grand a day if you don't play nice with us! (and install PRISM ) .
It may be a little harder to strong-arm an open source project but I ain't putting down no bets. the ferocity of the attack on the net for SIGINT is mind-boggling. Now, if we could just get NSA to enforce the National No Call list perhaps something good might come of it.
¡Viva la Resistencia!