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Apple introduces end-to-end encryption for backups
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Dropbox acquires Boxcryptor assets to bring zero-knowledge encryption to storage
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Should notes be end-to-end encrypted?
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The Plausibly Deniable DataBase (PDDB)
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How we protect our most sensitive secrets from the most determined attackers
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WhatsApp – Security of End-to-End Encrypted Backups [pdf]
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Introduction to Security Good Practices
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Why It Matters Whether Hashed Passwords Are Personal Information Under U.S. Law
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We didn't encrypt your password, we hashed it
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Why Privacy Matters
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Password Managers: Under the Hood of Secrets Management
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Insider Attack Resistance
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Keybase's mission is to make encryption mainstream
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Why Security Backdoors are Bad (2016)
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We will no longer use the phrase “zero knowledge” to describe our software
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Secure Computing for Journalists
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Security experts have cloned all seven TSA master keys
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What Is the Secure Enclave?
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Recently Bought a Windows Computer? Microsoft Probably Has Your Encryption Key
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3D reproduction of TSA master keys
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Let's talk about iMessage again
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TSA Master Keys
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Encrypting Windows Hard Drives
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BitLocker uploads device encryption keys to SkyDrive
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The Horror of a 'Secure Golden Key'
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Why can't Apple decrypt your iPhone?
See discussion (127 comments, 222 points) - Archive
The Tech Behind Dropbox’s New User Experience on Mobile, Part 2
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Protecting Your Anonymity: A How-to for Sex Workers
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True Goodbye: ‘Using TrueCrypt Is Not Secure’
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Apple Explains How Secure iMessage Is
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Showing stored passwords – Tim Berners-Lee
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Comtypes: How Dropbox learned to stop worrying and love the COM
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About Gatekeeper
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Using the Dropbox API from Haskell
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New Year's Resolution: Full Disk Encryption on Every Computer You Own
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Android account passwords are stored on disk in plain text
See discussion (88 comments, 193 points) - Archive
Dropbox Lack of Security
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Encryption at Rest: Whose Threat Model Is It Anyway?
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The Backbone of Cybersecurity: Hardware Security Modules
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