| BlackBerry not as secure as believed From Public Safety Canada,
"The documents, released to Postmedia News under the Access To Information Act, say PIN-to-PIN messaging isn’t “suitable for exchanging sensitive messages” because protected or classified information could be inadvertently leaked, or a mobile user could inadvertently download malware or viruses that would compromise their phone."
»business.financialpost.com/2013/···workers/
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 CudniLa Merma - VigiladoPremium,MVM
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Although PIN-to-PIN messages are encrypted, the key used is a global cryptographic �€˜key’ that is common to every BlackBerry device all over the world,” the memo reads. “Any BlackBerry device can potentially decrypt all PIN-to-PIN messages sent by any other BlackBerry device
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| reply to hurleyp
"BlackBerry not as secure as believed"
Nothing's as secure as believed. Including, but not limited to, electronic devices, and despite sincere best efforts by programmers. |
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