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Deeplinks Blog by Cooper Quintin | September 3, 2025

Declaraciones de la EFF sobre el uso de malware de Paragon Solutions por parte del ICE

Esta declaración puede atribuirse a Cooper Quintin, tecnólogo Senior de la EFF. Jack Poulson informó recientemente en Substack que ICE ha reactivado un contrato de dos millones de dólares con Paragon Solutions, fabricante de spyware y mercenario cibernético.La reactivación del contrato entre el Departamento de Seguridad Nacional...

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Deeplinks Blog by Bill Budington | July 16, 2025

Radio Hobbyists, Rejoice! Good News for LoRa & Mesh

A set of radio devices and technologies are opening the doorway to new and revolutionary forms of communication. These have the potential to break down the over-reliance on traditional network hierarchies, and present collaborative alternatives where resistance to censorship, control and surveillance are baked into the network topography itself.
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Deeplinks Blog by Cooper Quintin, Will Greenberg | March 4, 2025

Te presentamos a Rayhunter: la nueva herramienta de código abierto de la EFF para detectar el espionaje celular

Rayhunter es una nueva herramienta de código abierto que hemos creado y que funciona con un punto de acceso móvil asequible que esperamos que permita a todo el mundo, independientemente de sus conocimientos técnicos, buscar simuladores de sitios celulares (CSS) en todo el mundo.
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Deeplinks Blog by Bill Budington | November 8, 2024

Los creadores de esta herramienta de localización policial no investigan a los compradores. Cómo protegerse

Ahora más que nunca, los fiscales de los estados hostiles a la elección reproductiva se sentirán envalentonados para utilizar todas las herramientas a su alcance para incriminar a quienes ejercen su autonomía corporal. Locate X es una poderosa herramienta que ellos pueden usar para conseguirlo. Así que aquí tienes algunos...
Spearphishing
Deeplinks Blog by Cooper Quintin | September 27, 2024

Un nuevo fraude por e-mail incluye fotos de tu casa. No te lo creas.

Es posible que hayas llegado a este post porque recibiste un correo electrónico con un PDF adjunto de un supuesto hacker que exige un pago o, de lo contrario, enviará información comprometedora -como imágenes de carácter sexual- a todos tus amigos y familiares. Estás buscando qué hacer en esta aterradora...

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Deeplinks Blog by Bill Budington, Alexis Hancock | March 28, 2024

Restricting Flipper is a Zero Accountability Approach to Security: Canadian Government Response to Car Hacking

On February 8, François-Philippe Champagne, the Canadian Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry, announced Canada would ban devices used in keyless car theft. The only device mentioned by name was the Flipper Zero—the multitool device that can be used to test, explore, and debug different wireless...

2023 Year in Review (text animated to change colors)
Deeplinks Blog by Bill Budington, Alexis Hancock | December 23, 2023

Sketchy and Dangerous Android Children’s Tablets and TV Set-Top Boxes: 2023 in Review

In a series of investigations this year, EFF researchers confirmed the existence of dangerous malware on set-top boxes manufactured by AllWinner and RockChip, and discovered sketchyware on a tablet marketed for kids from the manufacturer Dragon Touch.
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Deeplinks Blog by Alexis Hancock | November 14, 2023

Low Budget Should Not Mean High Risk: Kids' Tablet Came Preloaded with Sketchyware

[Update: 10/02/2024]: Google has taken the tablet distributor Dragon Touch, off of their list of Play Protect certified phones and tablets. We are glad to see this development and encourage continued diligence in updating this list to keep consumers safe and make informed decisions with Android...

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