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5 responses to “Sex, Lies and Instant Messenger mkII from #bcl9”

1. 2011/11/01

   Susan Claire

   How safe are telnet talkers?

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   1. 2011/11/01

      alecm

      “Anyone can see anything you type”

      What is your threat model?

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2. 2012/01/05

   Why you might like to read Foreign Affairs magazine this month… – dropsafe

   […] Affairs is not a contact magazine for the globetrotting security consultant – it’s essentially the house rag of the […]

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3. 2014/08/14

   Spying on Web Mail | Well Red

   […] lecture on defensive techniques, and an illustration that privacy is a need we all have, check out Alec Muffet’s “Sex, Lies & Instant Messenger”, however, it’s unlikely that good passwords are enough to defend your electronic traffic […]

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4. 2014/11/21

   Careful with that fling Eugene

   […] I have observed this kind of unsafe behaviour from a number of people who should know  better – blackmail is a terrible thing and affects you, your family, and your friends. It can even cost you your job, or security clearance. If you really must carry out an illicit affair, read my guide for twerps and also Alec’s Sex, Lies and the Internet.  […]

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