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The Safe Harbor was replaced by the Privacy Shield, which – together with European Standard Clauses (“SCCs”) – were suspected of not being able to sufficiently protect European rights against US massive surveillance. Can’t I just use encryption or anonymization as Supplementary Measures enough to protect data? 4] [link]. [5]
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I think the whole white hat black hat thing came out of DEF CON, circa 2000. So I'm an activist, security researcher or even whistleblower, we recently came across some stuff where there were leaks of personally identifiable information or some sort of previously unknown surveillance of people or employees. Yes, we show you know this.
When weaponized by authoritarian governments, surveillance chills free speech, scares away dissent, and robs an innocent public of a life lived unwatched, for no crime committed other than speaking truth to power, conducting public health research, or simply loving another person.
Gosh, there must be 20 or more villages at DEF CON if you want to learn radio if you want to learn tampering with seals if you want to learn encryption if you want to learn, you name it. Initially, many of us were exposed to the tool, through some of the Dutch hackers who were mainstays at American hacker conferences right around 2000.
Gosh, there must be 20 or more villages at DEF CON if you want to learn radio if you want to learn tampering with seals if you want to learn encryption if you want to learn, you name it. Initially, many of us were exposed to the tool, through some of the Dutch hackers who were mainstays at American hacker conferences right around 2000.
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