Tobias Pulls
@pulls.name
Computer security and privacy, lately focused on traffic analysis. Researcher at Karlstad University, Sweden. Contribute to the Tor Project and DFRI.
Reposted by Tobias Pulls
3/ Europol demanding backdoors when some of the worst recent national security breaches in the US happened... when #China targeted government-mandated backdoors.
There's every reason to believe something similar may have happened in #Europe.
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There's every reason to believe something similar may have happened in #Europe.
bsky.app/profile/jsra...
Don't forget: the government spent a decade warning us against encryption.
Demonizing & gaslighting privacy advocates.
Now, this catastrophic breach is the predictable result of prioritizing government access to private communications over everything else.
Demonizing & gaslighting privacy advocates.
Now, this catastrophic breach is the predictable result of prioritizing government access to private communications over everything else.
January 22, 2025 at 4:55 PM
3/ Europol demanding backdoors when some of the worst recent national security breaches in the US happened... when #China targeted government-mandated backdoors.
There's every reason to believe something similar may have happened in #Europe.
bsky.app/profile/jsra...
There's every reason to believe something similar may have happened in #Europe.
bsky.app/profile/jsra...
Reposted by Tobias Pulls
I guess the way I would summarize this is that the road to hell is paved with good intentions. And I feel like many of my well-meaning colleagues are paving that road, with beautiful privacy-preserving bricks. But they don’t want to think hard about the destination.
January 18, 2025 at 2:57 PM
I guess the way I would summarize this is that the road to hell is paved with good intentions. And I feel like many of my well-meaning colleagues are paving that road, with beautiful privacy-preserving bricks. But they don’t want to think hard about the destination.