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Researchers detail unfixed flaws with messaging service Bridgefy, a self-described “protest app”, that could let attackers deanonymize users and more

Researchers notified the company in April of serious flaws that have yet to be fixed.  —  The rise of mass protests over the past year …

Ars Technica Dan Goodin

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  • @doctorow @doctorow on x
    However, as protests have spread around the world, the company has promoted its product as a tool for at-risk protesters seeking to coordinate uprisings for which they might face severe retaliation, including imprisonment, torture and murder. https://arstechnica.com/... 4/
  • @zackwhittaker Zack Whittaker on x
    New: ‘Protest app’ Bridgefy is full of flaws that threaten users everywhere, reports @dangoodin001. Researchers notified the company in April of serious flaws that have yet to be fixed. The app has over a million installs. https://arstechnica.com/...