.@richimedhurst was the 1st reporter arrested by the UK police under Section 12 of the #TerrorismAct: for the first time he talks about his approach to security and why he credits his phone on @GrapheneOS for protecting his sources [English] https://t.co/cnsovHcGaX #TerrorismAct #PressFreedom #CyberSecurity #UK
British journalist @richimedhurst was arrested by #UKAntiTerrorPolice and raided by #AustrianSecretServices,in this in-depth article for @computerweekly we analyse why the police was unable to access his data on his @GrapheneOS phone, as far as we know: https://t.co/cnsovHcGaX #Journalism #Privacy #Surveillance #UK #AT
@richimedhurst @ComputerWeekly @NUJofficial @IFJGlobal @GrapheneOS @sjmurdoch @FreedomofPress @harlo .@sjmurdoch to @computerweekly: "I would not go as far as to say the hardware is impossible to crack, but experience has shown that even some of the best forensic software currently is incapable of obtaining data from @GrapheneOS devices without knowledge of the passcode" #GrapheneOS #CyberSecurity #DigitalForensics #Nocountrycodesarepresentinthetweet.
@richimedhurst @ComputerWeekly @NUJofficial @IFJGlobal @GrapheneOS .@richimedhurst to @ComputerWeekly: "a phone is at its most vulnerable after you turn it on and enter your passcode. When you unlock the phone, you are placing your encryption keys in the device’s memory [..] the keys can be extracted by actors who want to access your data" #CyberSecurity #DataProtection #Privacy #Nospecificcountrycodesarementionedinthetweet.
