Comment i agree (Score 1) 221
that is what I have been saying for quite a while.
Comment No worries, I download it to reupload it (Score 1) 268
well i downloaded the series in case it goes down, it will be a good shot to get many views in my channel once it goes viral :)
Comment hands and hats off (Score 2) 163
Someone on this article truly deserves the title of a "hacker"
Comment The same... (Score 1) 822
He deserves as any other officer who reveals a crime. NSA was breaching the Human Rights of the US and Alien citizens.
Comment Re:How Can They Guarantee Privacy? (Score 2) 156
How can they not when they can get so many clients with a nice name (blackphone) and privacy promises (after the latest NSA leaks).
The thing is, even if this project is not as privacy-oriented as they try to make it seem, the market is developing towards more privacy and that is good.
Comment How secure? (Score 1) 156
Sure it is secure but how secure? We all know no security is perfect, who tested this?
Also how can we know that NSA will not ADD a device on postal to search. Is there a feature which disable such option?
How much is the expected price? How much will we need to pay for our privacy? Furthermore, can I buy the phone without getting my name registered?
Submission + - Phil Zimmerman To Launch Secure "Blackphone" (techweekeurope.co.uk)
judgecorp writes: Famed cryptography activist Phil Zimmerman is set to launch Blackphone, a privacy-oriented phone which allows secure calls and messages. The phone is a joint venture between Zimmerman's Silent Circle communications provider and Geeksphone, the creator of the first Firefox phone, and will run PrivatOS, a secure version of Android. Zimmerman says the venture will be taking orders for the devices from February 24, after it is unveiled at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
Comment Cellphones during the movie was debated.... (Score 2) 1431
Cellphones during the movie was debated, but WEAPONS not?
Comment Re: trust (Score 1) 351
Yes sir, that`s why I believe bitcoin will fail sooner or later. I wish I am mistaken but I do believe at some point it will burst into zeros and ones. However, I am sure this will be the future but until something solid and trustful stands behind there is no way.
I mean look, even RSA had dirty hands.
Comment My suggstion (Score 0) 154
My suggestion would be to let people use any material without having to worry about copyright as long it is not used commercial.
Copyright owners tend to use the fact that they lose a lot of profit from the internet. However, there have been studies showing that because of the internet several things get popular. For example Game of Thrones, it is released in the US, if only the US could see it (in fact only those who paid the subscription in the US) there GoT would not be the success it is right now. HODOR COPOR
Comment awesome? (Score 1) 103
I somehow enjoy reading about computer AI.
Submission + - Chaos Communication Congress : X11/X.Org Security In Bad Shape (phoronix.com)
An anonymous reader writes: A presentation at the Chaos Communication Congress (CCC), riled upon the X11 Server security with being "worse than it looks", "sheer terror", and the presenter having found more than 120 bugs in a few months of security research and not being close to being done in his work. Upstream X.Org developers have begun to call most of his claims valid. The presentation by Ilja van Sprunde is available for streaming.
Submission + - APPLE: We Had No Idea The NSA Has A Way To Spy On Your iPhone Read more: http:/ (businessinsider.com)
aissixtir writes: Today, Apple responded denying that the company has ever worked with the NSA to provide such access to its products, including iPhones.
Submission + - Finnish HIV vaccine testing to begin (yle.fi)
ultranova writes: FIT Biotech, based on Tampere, Finland, has developed a vaccine it claims will cut the cost of HIV treatment to 1/10th of its current price and might eliminate the virus entirely. The vaccine is based on genetic engineering and will enter clinical human trials next year.
Comment Google has expanded (Score 1) 210
That would be right if Google was how it was at the start. However Google is not how it once was as it is no more just a search engine. However, sure the laws in a country can change. That does not stop Google from moving its will-be-"illegal" server in a country where there will be no problem.
