DOJ trying to make it seem sus that people are using âencrypted messaging that canât be read by the governmentâ â WhatsApp. Some good points about how the real concern is actually the pattern of behaviour.
If you use email for years, then right before the crime youâre accused of you use an encrypted messenger, that looks really bad. Lesson learned: always use the strong protection. Make secret secure communications the default and then nothing will stand out as unusual. The old âalways use pgp so when you need it it blends inâ argument. But now with extra legal justification.
"Our data show no significant change compared to our 2021âs âYear in reviewâ report. The tactics, techniques and procedures have mostly stayed the same as the motivations behind the attacks drive the resulting outcomes."
https://thedfirreport.com/2023/03/06/2022-year-in-review/
@FuzzySec Shout out to
@yarden_shafir who developed the I/ORing primitive we used to obtain arbitrary kernel RW. To our knowledge, this is the first time the primitive has been used in a (public) exploit
