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Mick I know this was cut and paste. But can you link where Wire code was published and verified? Would love to see that.By now most people know about the privacy app wickr. Sources use it all the time now as a way of communications. However the code has never been published and verified like other apps such as Wire.
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They just downloaded a big 'upgrade'. I understand the paranoia but almost all upgrades with most software have issues. I guess it could be the NSA watching us, but like I said....if they want you, they will get you no matter what.Wikr has been super fucked up lately
Oh that sounds secure! An undercover cop's dream!Weve been using the wire app. Its pretty good it just doesn't let you know when someone screen shot something
They hear us everywhereThey just downloaded a big 'upgrade'. I understand the paranoia but almost all upgrades with most software have issues. I guess it could be the NSA watching us, but like I said....if they want you, they will get you no matter what.
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Oh that sounds secure!
Still no reason to throw caution to the wind. Be as careful as you can, have a clean house, and don't loosely talk in the gym about steroid use. I hear guys all the time bragging about their cycles and what they buy...... unreal.They hear us everywhere
OMG.... you are my friend, but you are clueless. I've been at NSA headquarters back before they admitted they existed.... I worked there as a contractor. Zero hacking? They hacked the CIA to prove a point. That is what the NSA DOES is hacking going back to the Soviet Union and Cuba.I hate to tell you guys this but the NSA has zero hacking ability.
Even when it came time to try and open the iPhone's the two terrorists had in the San Bernardino attack the FBI had to go to a special company in Israel to unlock the phones.
Time to put the aluminum hats away.
Hacking the CIA does not surprise me, just another government agency back in the day. How long ago was that?OMG.... you are my friend, but you are clueless. I've been at NSA headquarters back before they admitted they existed.... I worked there as a contractor. Zero hacking? They hacked the CIA to prove a point. That is what the NSA DOES is hacking going back to the Soviet Union and Cuba.
You really believe that Skip? Really?Company I work for uses 128 bit encryption for HIPAA compliance. Nobody can get past it, not the
NSA, nobody.
I don't wonder. The gov'ment KNOWS if the public thought our government could unlock their phones and see and read all personal info there may be riots. I am not a conspiracy theory person, but I totally believe thisYet none of the federal agencies could unlock an iPhone.
Makes you wonder.
Also, no matter what service we use, no matter what VPN's we use, and how careful we think we are.... if the gov'ment wants to bust your ass, they are going to bust your ass. That said, I think it is totally stupid to conduct business using your gmail or yahoo account.
So what is the point? If we are going to kick Wickr to the curb in favor of Wire (i see a mass exodus to Wire), there should be at least a bit of proof instead of he said, she said, right? What I bolded was a pretty bold statement. With no proof it really is meaningless.It was cut and paste with out a link my friend.
Yes, I really believe it.You really believe that Skip? Really?
I just mean in the original cut and paste it said Wire code was published and verified. So if we can't view that info it's not relevant right?Anything telling me something is not right I will delete period.
It's not worth it.
So your company is completely protected from government intrusion. No wire taps, no interception of email, no interception of voice mail, no interception of text messages?Yes, I really believe it.
I have no idea bro, I know you lol. It's good trust that. I got it off my site but no info on where it came from.
So your company is completely protected from government intrusion. No wire taps, no interception of email, no interception of voice mail, no interception of text messages?
I think your software guy really blew some high priced smoke up your assAnything encrypted yes, regular emails, texts and phone calls no.
I think you give government agencies too much credit. They are not as bright as you make them out to be IMO.
Hacking the CIA does not surprise me, just another government agency back in the day. How long ago was that?
Company I work for uses 128 bit encryption for HIPAA compliance. Nobody can get past it, not the
NSA, nobody.
You're mistaken. It's not easy, but it can absolutely be done if someone wants to, and has enough time(and yes, the know how) Nothing is completely secure, get that out of your head.
The real key in the security world is to make is such a pain that they move on the the lower hanging fruit. Make it more trouble than it's worth.
I dont want to put people into panick mode but i just got some terrifying info.... everyone clean house. I will update you all real soon.