Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) Tag

26 Sep Adobe Mistakenly Posts PGP Key on Blog

Posted at 10:39h in Articles by Disini & Disini Law Office

Last Friday, Adobe’s product security incident response team (PSIRT) accidentally posted their private PGP key on the company’s security blog, an incident which has left the company extremely red-faced. PGP, or “Pretty Good Privacy” is a system used for encrypted messaging over the Internet. Anybody who...

22 Sep Privacy Group Launches Online Resource for the Public

Posted at 10:17h in Foreign, News by Disini & Disini Law Office

The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), a non-profit, online rights group, has recently published a resource called Surveillance Self-Defence, which is aimed at fostering safer online communications. The site is divided into three parts: tutorials, briefings, and overviews. A good place to start for beginners is the...