How often have you given away your private information? If you go to a restaurant and pay the bill with a credit card, does the card ever leave your sight? If you call a taxi to pick you up at home, what happens with your name and address? If you order...
Earlier this week we announced the release of PrivatOS 1.0.5b. This release contains significant security updates, which include disabling SSLv3 to protect against POODLE attacks and giving users the option to use different device screen unlock and device...
This may seem like something we can all agree on. But technology has made this an ideal that is increasingly hard to obtain. And it slips further away from us with each second. We don’t have a moment to lose. That’s why Silent Circle and Geeksphone...
Today we moved another step towards building a strong relationship with the security researcher community by announcing our bug bounty program. The bug bounty program also serves to provide transparency with industry so that everyone knows precisely how...
Dear Privacy Enthusiast, On July 11, our friends at Blackberry posted an article about, of all things, us! The piece goes to some effort to suggest that BP1 is “consumer-grade”, and therefore “inadequate” for business users. Setting aside the fact that we...
The privacy community is all abuzz over the US Supreme Court’s decision in Riley v. California. If you’re not familiar with the case, it concerned whether police could search the contents of a cellular phone without a warrant if the phone was found in the...