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Apple Announces 'Groundbreaking' New Security Protocol for iMessage
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If you can predict the future you already know the keys…
AI does anatomically correct hands all the time. Some models tend to produce images without accurate hands.
Here is the first Dall-E output to this prompt:
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Generate an image of an old man writing a letter. Detailed hands.The hands are quite good. Again, that's just some random prompt.
Here's another one. First image it generated. Nothing changed. Prompt:
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Generate an image of a man writing a letter.You can LITERALLY do EXACTLY the same thing in iMessage 🤷♂️
PQ3 encryption is great and all, but the fallback is still SMS... and then sometime in the Fall, it will be RCS. Apple needs to make its Messages app truly cross-platform (either by app or shared standards) before it starts crowing too much about the security of iPhone-to-iPhone communication 🤷♂️
Because quantum computing is not that open in general people. With chatgpt and sora, all people can access it. Quantum computer? How to use it? How much its price? Is it accessible to general people?
That thing still tooks time
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Messenger: Comparison of security- and data protection-relevant features of messengers
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I guess this new type of content encryption won't change much, taking the various other factors of such an application into view.
No spy agency will be happy about it as you added there so I am confused why you led with a specific singling out of Mossad.
@AlastorKatriona and @Victor Mortimer I noticed you gave this comment a thumbs down, may I know why?
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Mossad makes the news most often as liking to hack personal devices. Maybe other agencies do it more often, but Mossad either gets caught more often or doesn't mind people knowing about what they can do.
Whatsapp being the better messenger is PART of the reason why people use it over iMessage.... not just because it's cross-platform.
It's as much their invention as Multi-Touch was... so no.
I disabled everything Siri years ago. I had no clue that Siri = iMessage showing recent contacts as a horizontal line in share bar.
It is totally different though from the way you share on Whatsapp.
I get occasional spam on iMessage and Whatsapp. As soon as they have your number it doesn‘t really matter which messenger you use.
It's not that complicated. The update is just math, and not proprietary; but it applies to iMessage. This does nothing to change the way the app fundamentally works from a user's perspective. Green bubbles are still SMS/RCS, and are outside of the iMessage protocol.
Or just get rid of worthless Android. I like that solution better.ok cool now release a cross platform client so your users can be secure no matter who they talk to
The spy agencies designed a backdoor into some NIST newly recommended encryption protocols, so I'm pretty sure there is a backdoor in this one also. This is just too juicy for them to pass up.
I don’t talk to the majority of the world. The application will utilize the appropriate encryption depending on the end-to-end conversation limits.
At some point a new RCS will be published that will become a standard and quantum cryptography will be included leaving vendors able to comply without disclosing their implementation(s).
I am not sure what your point is. I never said anything about a "CLIENT".
I am a software engineer and I understand what a client is in the context of a application and communication protocols. it's not my "own term", and I did not use it in this thread until this reply. maybe you meant to reply to someone else?
The whole blog post reads like a marketing mumbo jumbo...
Is there a whitepaper? Does Apple plan to make the protocol open and interoperable?
Because you know... there is already MLS and with periodic re-keying so it's a matter of using certain cyphers and encryption algorithms during the negotiation and re-keying... but it's better to sell it as something 'amazing"...
Is there a whitepaper? Does Apple plan to make the protocol open and interoperable?
Because you know... there is already MLS and with periodic re-keying so it's a matter of using certain cyphers and encryption algorithms during the negotiation and re-keying... but it's better to sell it as something 'amazing"...
is there a public protocol here so others can join? or is it still bulls* walled garden, that no one can join? xDD
