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encrypted communications give aid to terrorists and criminals. More often than not they have, to some degree, been right. In the early 2000s, Los Zetas, the infamous Mexican cartel, actually created their own military-grade encrypted radio network, which they used to mask the movements of their narco-trafficking supply chain. Around the same time, al Qaeda and other terrorist Mujahideen groups began using self-engineered encryption software in the hopes of avoiding the all-seeing eye of Americas national security state. Other criminal groups quickly followed suit and, today, the need for dark capabilities has given rise to companies that intentionally stanley fr court and sell exclusively to underworld clientele. These firms, which allegedly go to great lengths to protect their customers, appear to have a short life span, however: In the last few years, a number of prominent encryption platforms and other technologies have been infiltrated and dismantled by law enforcement鈥攚ith the mo stanley cup st recent example occurring just a week ago. Last Tuesday, the U.S. Department of Justice announced Trojan Shield, a bold, over-the-top law enforcement operation. In it, the FBI used a high-level criminal informant to co-opt stanley cup and then run an encrypted chat platform, called ANOM, designed specifically for transnational criminal organizations. Rather than infiltrate an existing platform, the feds had decided to create and operate their own. When drug traffickers and money launderers flocked to ANOM, th Golt Games Wizards Play Is a Book That Rewards Fans More Than Anyone
doesnt trust computers. At an event on New Years Eve, he told reporters, You know, if you have something really important, write it out and have it delivered by courier, the old-fashioned way. Well, a pen and paper screwed him when his bodyguard recently displayed the cellphone number of the Secretary of Defense for all the world to see. https://gizmodo/heres- stanley quencher how-easy-it-is-to-get-trump-officials-to-click-on-1794963635 What you see in the picture above is Keith Schiller, Trumps longtime bodyguard, walking with the president and carrying a folder with Defense Secretary stanley cup website Jim Mattiss private cellphone number written on a sticky note. We are running the photo blurred but its still widely available on the AP wire service. Just to give you an idea of how clear the number is, heres a zoomed-in version: Yeah, its almost like they did it on purpose. But no, theyre probably just dumb. The Washington Post ra vaso stanley n this photo on a story about Schiller on May 11th. A concerned reader contacted the Post about the number being visible. And after confirming that it is indeed General Mattiss phone number, the Post swapped the image out on its website. Gizmodo called the number and it still went to Jim Mad Dog Mattiss voicemail at the time of this posts publication. It also appears that Mattis is using an iPhone. You get the blue bubble when texting him. So, while Trump is embroiled in controversy over leaking classified intelligence to the Russian government, his bodyguard leaked the phone
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