The Signal Clone the Trump Admin Uses Was Hacked | TeleMessage, a company that makes a modified version of Signal that archives messages for government agencies, was hacked.
The Signal Clone the Trump Admin Uses Was Hacked
Wow. It's almost like there is a reason that all those annoying OPSEC procedures exist.
We have forked off from the darkest timeline into its stupidest.
I like that your optimism separated the two
For now, until they pull request it back to the dark timeline
Let's put them back together:
"Like Idiocracy, only less fun"
Well it's a fork. So it's technically got all of the darkest timeline up to the point they added the extreme stupidity patch.
There will be a merge PR soon enough.
The fact that we have incompetent evil instead of competent evil is what keeps me getting up to face the day in the morning. These guys having an IQ that could freeze nitrogen means that we, the people, have a slim chance to avoid total annihilation. It could be very much worse than it is.
This way adds the additional danger vector of traumatic brain injury due to repeated and forceful facepalming, but I'd rather that over intelligent evil in the white house. The one saving grace of Trump & Co is that they're all dumb as a box of rocks and are incapable of flexing their power fully. I'm upset that the president of the USA is retarded, but I'm thankful that this president in particular is the retarded one.
Stupid malice is still malice.
Me(deadpan) : Wow, that is surprising.
You just have to assume that china and the blyats have all our shit.
That was a given when he kept boxes of top secret material in his bathroom.
Or when he was showing off docs at mar-a-fucko parties.
This was literally a zio project but somehow libs blame china. smh.
So we're thinking hackers from other countries saw an opportunity but noticed it was ZIO so they backed off? Phew, that's a relief.
Hopefully someone releases all their messages to throw more shit in their faces. Overwhelm them with bullshit just like they did to everything
Wait they were using an unpublished fork of Signal?
No. It's a wrapper around Signal that sends everything into a corporate cloud. The Isaraeli miltary/defense/espionage whatever have been using this, then sold it to a US company. I'm guessing the company provides wrappers around other apps as well.
It completely defeats the purpose of E2EE. I'm sure somebody told our oh-so-competent US government that's exactly what they need.
Like, it's actually worse than SignalGate.
So basically, they hacked themselves out of any benefit Signal was giving them, and then an external party finished the hack.
They do provide wrappers for other apps too, I forget the name of the company but they provide them for WhatsApp, Telegram, and others.
The Isaraeli miltary/defense/espionage whatever have been using this, then sold it to a US company.
Not at all suspicious. \s
Goverment officials are required to archive all communications, so it doesn't defeat the purposes of E2EE because you can't have full E2EE to start with. If it was propely implemented and didn't get hacked it would be fine. Tho I guess implementation wise if it really sends all the data to a corporate instead of government cloud that's a problem as well.
But her emails!
Buttery Males!
Cool, cool, cool, cool, cool, cool, cool, cool, cool…
Shockingly comes days after the leak that the service is being used by the dork team. Someone really really really wants to get these backups.
You can be horrified by the lack of security and its implications, or you can rejoice in the rampant stupidity that will be on display when the leaks begin.
Emojis, ALL CAPS, general cluelessness, the JD Vance “I don’t know about this, but whatever” comments.
These goddamned idiots are going to get at least one supercarrier sunk. At least one.
Who could have seen this coming /s
So release the messages. Not that it matters what they said, absolutely nothing will happen except clicks for whoever reports on it.
Ha ha
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Any copy of the article that doesn't want my personal info?
Release em!
The Signal Clone the Trump Admin Uses Was Hacked... by the zio company that made it.
Oh? What a surprise.
I guess this means they'll stop trying to fire all their aides because the leaks are coming from outside the house!
Funny how the USA went nuts and strong-armed other Western nations to outright ban Chinese hardware and companies due to "security concerns." Yet allowed using a fork of Signal from a foreign nation, and those concerns were nowhere to be found. IOF is already known to be on par (if not better) with the USA in spying on and creating false flags globally. Yet the highest office chose to use it anyway. Which is beyond stupid given that a fork could have been made and ran by a USA company (or the NSA or whichever three letter agency) specifically for the same use. Hell those agencies already are and have been heavily funding the Signal Foundation.
The concerns are big enough that Waltz is being shunted off to the UN instead of being allowed to stay where he is.
Yet the highest office chose to use it anyway. Which is beyond stupid
Or they don't care because that office is for show and they are kept out of the loop like Musk at SpaceX.
How long until these walking disgraces decide truth social has enough encryption and start using that platform instead?
... Oh fuck.
It uses client side encryption, so that shouldn't impact confidentiality
The password is "Ivanka69!"
No, the keys are PFS and randomly generated by the app. Encryption uses double ratchet. The seed is in the TPM and cannot be extracted.
Just remember, no matter what way they spin this, they chose to ignore national security protocols and went out of their way to use an unsecure messaging app. That's the real story. The witch hunt they're undoubtedly going to go on is a perfect opportunity to redirect the public, save face, and further erode our freedoms.
You know, SOP for the whole Trump regime...
Something something Hillary Clinton email servers
Buttery Males
Yes, HRC was also completely incompetent.
Do libs think this is some kind of own?
Actually, I'm more surprised people continue to believe the 'end to end' claims of these companies.
Signal makes it believable by providing source code and reproducible builds. It doesn't rule out the possibility that they've done something clever with the random number generator, or have the app store you use give you a compromised app, or provide any protection against endpoint compromise, but it's about as good as you can get.
Third party apps derived from theirs, which explicitly promise to log all your messages to a server somewhere, like TeleMessage, are, for obvious reasons, far less trustworthy.
Even with e2e security there is 2 e's that can get compromised, their use of a altered version of the app on one end is enough to cancel out the whole encryption part it, also on the other end.
But in this case it's like they have a lock for their garage door that is different from the lock on their car so they can't steal the car when somebody steals the key to the garage door, but then think they can leave the keys in the lock because there is a lock (encryption) on the doors.
Signal? Why wouldn't they? Why would they want to claim E2EE, then steal people's chats, and try really hard to make it completely invisible? Which would probably fail since it's FOSS. Not everything is a conspiracy. Sure, they will sell user's metadata eventually (if they aren't doing it already) or become a paid app, maybe even add advertisments, who knows (nothing is safe from enshittification).
TeleMessage is a different thing altogether. Their "claim" is pretty much the opposite: take a known E2EE app and make it completely transparent.
Also, the reason we know about it is because Mike Waltz invited a journalist to a group chat.
a snowball of stupidity if you will. Let’s see how big it grows… looks like it picked up momentum and size now with TG Signal hacked 🤡 ☃️
If leaking info to zios is unsecure, USA has much bigger problems.
It's weird knowing Putin pays people to spew the same propaganda you regurgitate for free.