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We patriots in Eurasia are fit when it comes to privacy! :-p
Onion Courier <noreply@oc2mx.net> wrote:
We patriots in Eurasia are fit when it comes to privacy! :-p
Eurasia?
Privacy?
Putin for Nobel Peace Prize?
Message-ID: <78c5d4758457128c2e7d009fb631b3a7@msgid.frell.theremailer.net> >Injection-Info: sewer.dizum.com - 2001::1/128
If you think
Digital threat modeling under authoritarianism involves assessing the risks posed[end quoted "search assist"]
by government surveillance and corporate data collection, requiring individuals
to rethink their digital security strategies. This approach helps people >determine appropriate security measures based on their specific situations and >the evolving nature of threats. schneier.com lawfaremedia.org
Understanding Digital Threat Modeling
Digital threat modeling is a process that helps individuals assess risks related
to their digital security. It involves evaluating potential threats, possible >defenses, and the costs associated with both. This approach is essential in >today's environment, where both authoritarian governments and corporate entities
engage in extensive surveillance.
Key Aspects of Digital Threat Modeling
Changing Threat Landscape: The average person's concerns have shifted from
corporate surveillance to government surveillance. This change is particularly
relevant in authoritarian regimes where both government and corporate interests
may align.
Types of Threats:
Government Surveillance: Authoritarian governments collect vast amounts of
data, often using it to control or intimidate citizens. This includes
sensitive information from various federal agencies.
Corporate Surveillance: Companies like Google and Meta gather personal
data to influence consumer behavior. This data can be combined with
government data, increasing the risk to individual privacy.
Strategies for Digital Security
Use of Secure Communication: Choosing secure messaging apps like Signal or
WhatsApp can help protect personal conversations.
Data Sharing Awareness: Individuals should be cautious about what they share
on social media and understand the implications of their digital footprint.
Utilizing Technology Wisely: Employing tools like VPNs can enhance privacy
when browsing the internet, especially on less secure sites.
Conclusion
In a world where both authoritarianism and corporate surveillance are prevalent,
understanding and implementing effective digital threat modeling is crucial for
protecting personal information and ensuring digital security. >lawfaremedia.org schneier.com
If you think all the great "Security" crap that you are running on
your computer is saving your privacy, you are totally ignorant of all
the other sources that pretty much fully advise the government about
every facet of your so-called private life.
This article on the "Schneier on Security" site will show you the info
on your computer is damn near the least relevant information the
government can obtain about you.
Check out and sweat over this article showing how damn near totally vulnerable is your privacy outside of what is on your computer. About
all you are protecting your privacy from is your family, neighbors and would-be hackers - the big hackers go after the BIG money corps or individuals.
Digital Threat Modeling Under Authoritarianism https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2025/09/digital-threat-modeling- under-authoritarianism.html
yeti once wrote:
Onion Courier <noreply@oc2mx.net> wrote:
We patriots in Eurasia are fit when it comes to privacy! :-p
Eurasia?
Privacy?
Putin for Nobel Peace Prize?
Your voice dear yeti has no weigth here. Better continue
playing with your friends and Gnus in your favorite
Kindergarden Newsgroups. Ok?
yeti once wrote:
Onion Courier <noreply@oc2mx.net> wrote:
We patriots in Eurasia are fit when it comes to privacy! :-p
Eurasia?
Privacy?
Putin for Nobel Peace Prize?
Your voice dear yeti has no weigth here. Better continue
playing with your friends and Gnus in your favorite
Kindergarden Newsgroups. Ok?
Onion Courier <noreply@oc2mx.net> wrote:
yeti once wrote:
Onion Courier <noreply@oc2mx.net> wrote:
We patriots in Eurasia are fit when it comes to privacy! :-p
Eurasia?
Privacy?
Putin for Nobel Peace Prize?
Your voice dear yeti has no weigth here. Better continue
playing with your friends and Gnus in your favorite
Kindergarden Newsgroups. Ok?
Obviously enough to make you react.
Own goal! :-P
Grow up, you (to stay in the context you seem most familiar with:) hate driven toddler!
yeti wrote:
Onion Courier <noreply@oc2mx.net> wrote:
yeti once wrote:
Onion Courier <noreply@oc2mx.net> wrote:
(/1)We patriots in Eurasia are fit when it comes to privacy! :-p
Eurasia?
Privacy?
Putin for Nobel Peace Prize?
Your voice dear yeti has no weigth here. Better continue
playing with your friends and Gnus in your favorite
Kindergarden Newsgroups. Ok?
Obviously enough to make you react.
Own goal! :-P
Grow up, you (to stay in the context you seem most familiar with:) hate
driven toddler!
Are you able to contribute anything useful to the a.p.a-s community,
like helping users with questions, privacy tips&tricks, tutorials,
software etc.?
If not *plonk*