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Yesterday, I published an article about a Chinese surveillance tool. This morning, I received this private message. This is what surveillance looks like. It's happening now. This is the realitypic.twitter.com/y1H74jhQmP
Without a WeChat account, your life is very complicated in China. They have to take care of what they are saying in their conversations in order to avoid a ban Imagine the tech behind this, the IA, the number of operators, the data centers used to censor the WeChat conversations
This is sick. I will do my best to expose one by one these surveillance tools and provide the tools to fight this surveillancepic.twitter.com/g4C3eVR8d2
Factory reset won't do a thing unless he enables full disk encryption with a strong screen lock password. In dystopian Australia it is illegal to encrypt data, so not sure how well that would play out in China.
Factory reset will wipe his data and so prevent police to get it. In the latest version of Android full disk encryption is enable by default
Nope, the default encryption key is "default_password". If you don't set a strong screen lock PASSWORD, bruteforcing your private key is a piece of cake. Android device encryption is a complete joke because it relies on the screen lock passcode. They should learn from Apple.
? Any links to that? Btw this app is able to disable the lockscreen too
https://source.android.com/security/encryption/full-disk … Google's implementations have been pissing me off more by the day.
Very interesting. You still need to reverse this hash to the 128-bit master key. Is it something doable? Did you try to do it? In the no lockscreen usecase I meanpic.twitter.com/ZvZhAGXOW3
It has been done in the past: https://bits-please.blogspot.com/2016/06/extracting-qualcomms-keymaster-keys.html …
Do not forget India! We need you here too
I don't forget you. Hey @UIDAI, I will be back 
We will have it in France soon.
We will see me in the media and in the @cedric_o office before that
il serait interessant de préciser si l'application est cachée ? et si oui comment par quelles méthodes ?. dans tous les cas l'app #shek sur le playstore permet de détecter ce type d'application
C'est expliqué dans l'article. L'app est "cachée" dans la mesure où elle n'a pas d'icone sur le launcher
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kodeapp.shek … avec ca c'est plus simple a détecter.
d'après ce que j'ai compris de ton article au sujet de l'outil "d'espionnage" il faut une action direct sur le téléphone pour y installer une application qui permet de télécharger a distance des données sur le téléphone. pour te rassurer cela se fait aussi en "France".
Cela se fait en France dans un cadre très précis pas pour de la surveillance généralisée
si en chine, ils doivent prendre ton tel pour y installer une application c'est très précis. en France ils font la même chose au pif pour publie le contenu sur les réseaux sociaux a un grand nombre de personnes c'est ce que l'on appelle de la généralisation de masse
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