EFF Analyzes Secure Messaging
The Electronic Frontier Foundation has published an interesting look at secure messaging, as it exists today, including a super-handy scorecard. Yay!
The Electronic Frontier Foundation has published an interesting look at secure messaging, as it exists today, including a super-handy scorecard. Yay!
News (on April 2, 2015), of the Mozilla Foundation's Firefox, Google Inc.'s (NasdaqGS: GOOG) Chrome, Google Inc.'s Android and Norways' Opera Software ASA's Opera browser tunneling plugin HTTPS Everywhere Version 5, of which, has been released by the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF).
While we do applaud (and support, and you should too) the EFF in the organizations' effort to provide secure tunneling to the world (one plugin at a time), there is always the concern of governmental, corporate and institutional users sitting behind proxies with in-built MITM surveillance capabilities, similar to the Stanford MITM model...
Efforts are underway, led by the inimitable Electronic Frontier Foundation to encrypt the Internets, in it's entirety...