New York Times Doesn’t Want Its Stories Archived
The Times blocked a bot that had given the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine huge troves of websites.
Nikita Mazurov
Nikita Mazurov is a security researcher focusing on privacy issues revolving around source protection, counter-forensics, and privacy assurance.
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The Pentagon Uses Video Games to Teach “Security Excellence.” You Can Play Them Too.
The computer games provide clues that could help potential whistleblowers leak intel without getting caught.
Digital Security Tips to Prevent the Cops From Ruining Your Trip Abroad
Traveling with a phone and laptop? Here are digital security tips to keep your devices and your data safe from the cops.
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With Pentagon Leak, the Press Had Their Source and Ate Him Too
Whatever Jack Teixeira’s motives, he's accused of sharing documents that have underpinned major stories in the same outlets that helped hunt him down.
Why Did Journalists Help the Justice Department Identify a Leaker?
If he’d shared the same classified materials with reporters, he would be tirelessly defended as a source.
What to Do Before Sharing Classified Documents With Your Friends Online
While it’s tempting to share a photo to prove your point, you ought to think through the potential repercussions.
Whistleblowers Take Note: Don’t Trust Cropping Tools
Cropping tools like those in Google Docs allow viewers to see the full, original images.
The End of Roe
How to Leak From the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court investigation report on how the Dobbs draft got out offers lessons for future leakers everywhere.
How Elon Musk Says He Catches Leakers at His Companies
Musk has boasted of entrapping a Tesla leaker by watermarking emails, and he is threatening any dissidents still at Twitter.
Amazon’s One-Stop Shop for Identity Thieves
Public Amazon registries could reveal enough information to steal the identity of someone who hasn’t been born yet.