UK government demands access to Apple users' encrypted data
www.bbc.co.uk
The Home Office served the notice to the tech giant under the Investigatory Powers Act.

UK government is trying to get into iCloud end-to-end encryption. (Again?)

Makes me think about email servers too. Most of my private information is in emails, and not only I use a service where the host machines access the email, so do almost everyone I email to/from.

  • Zerush
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    6 hours ago

    LLO, but this isn’t the way how steganography works. In a photo any pixel has a hex value, a minimal change to another value of one or some bits can’t be seen by an human and so the change of several pixels to an predefined value can hide an message, beeing invisible by sight, but readable by an corresponding app.

    • milicent_bystandr@lemm.eeOP
      1·
      49 minutes ago

      I know, but I liked the idea of sending messages by interpreting meaning in a series of cat memes :-)

      By the way, do you know if steganography in an image is truly undetectable? Or if an attacker could, by statistical analysis or pattern analysis, determine that steganography has been used?