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For those curious about the latest rumors of a Signal Messenger Zero Day (Signal finds no evidence it exists): https://lnkd.in/e8HMGYvF. Additionally, reviewing Signal's blog post on the Link Preview feature indicates that "generate link previews" is a sender side setting that does not block inbound links. https://lnkd.in/eJ-xT-XH While the idea behind this rumored Zero Day could be legitimate, thus far there is no evidence to suggest that this is the case.

Even though Signal has just denied the rumors, better to ensure Signal is up-to-date on your devices. https://lnkd.in/dVrdWzbQ

Checkout this new article from Behind the Byte! Article: Is Someone Spying on Your Android Phone? How to Find and Remove Stalkerware Link: https://zurl.co/1V8H "Behind the Byte serves as your go-to information hub for the latest cutting-edge advancements in technology and science that are shaping the landscape of the Communications Technology Industry."

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There are a number of ways to mask your IP address, including using a VPN, a proxy server, or Tor. These tools work by routing your internet traffic through a different server, which makes it appear as if you are located in a different place. This can help to protect your privacy and prevent companies from tracking your online activity.  In addition to masking their IP addresses, users are also taking other steps to protect their privacy, such as using private browsing mode, disabling cookies, and using ad blockers. These measures can help to reduce the amount of data that companies can collect about you.  

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In this #WeekInBreach: A cyberattack slows Estes Express Lines, Sony gets caught up in a MOVEit-related data breach, learn more about the new Automated User Reports feature in BullPhish ID, and more. 💪 Read ID Agent's blog to get the full story!

New findings have shed light on what's said to be a lawful attempt to covertly intercept traffic originating from jabber[.]ru (aka xmpp[.]ru), an XMPP-based instant messaging service. Check our latest blog post for information on how SecureCrypt powered Android and iOS devices are a much more secure alternative to weak and inherently broken implementations of XMPP/Jabber services. #securecommunications #encryptedphone #SecureCrypt #privacy #encryptedchat #secureSIM #mobileprivacy #cybersecurity #devicesecurity #mobilesecurity #secureSIM #mobileprivacy #cybersecurity #encryptedapp #securechat #gsmsecurity #PGPphone #XMPP

In this #WeekInBreach: A cyberattack slows Estes Express Lines, Sony gets caught up in a MOVEit-related data breach, learn more about the new Automated User Reports feature in BullPhish ID, and more. 💪 Read ID Agent's blog to get the full story!