Sep 28
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India Claims To Have Cracked BlackBerry Encryption; Proudly Spying On Emails
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Earlier this year, India demanded that RIM allow it to easily snoop on any email messages sent via BlackBerry devices. RIM explained that since the end user sets the encryption key, there’s no way to provide a back-door to snoop on the messages. However, now the government is proudly claiming that it’s cracked the code and can now monitor Blackberry messages on various mobile operator networks.
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Comments - Posted 07.01.09
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Comments - Posted 07.01.09
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Comments - Posted 07.01.09
[caption id="attachment_5789" align="aligncenter" width="550" caption="Image courtesy of BoyGenius"][/caption] I think Boy Genius is not the only one of late who has questioned what's up at RIM in the OS development department. In an article published yesterday, the Boy Genius takes a deep look at whether the king is wearing any clothes. "You have to look at the big picture here… for what ... continue -
ZonaSnap for Free Screen Capture of your BlackBerry
Comments - Posted 07.01.09
ZonaSnap is a new free application developed by ZonaBlackBerry.com, which allows you to capture the screen of your BlackBerry and then gives you a range of options such as save, send as email and send to Photobucket. It's the union of these features what makes ZonaSnap unique. ZonaSnap is very easy to use and also highly practical. The application is available ... continue -
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Comments - Posted 07.01.09
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Comments - Posted 06.30.09
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9630 Tour Offered in Two Flavors: With and Without Camera
Comments - Posted 06.30.09
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India’s Game of Bluff: How far?
Comments - Posted 06.16.08
Yet more threats are being tossed RIM's way by the Indian government in regard to the encryption of RIM data passing through India. The latest threat from the Indian government seems little more than a childish game of bluff. continue
Comments - Posted 06.16.08
Yet more threats are being tossed RIM's way by the Indian government in regard to the encryption of RIM data passing through India. The latest threat from the Indian government seems little more than a childish game of bluff. continue
BlackBerry Survives in India, Concerns for the Rest of the World?
Comments - Posted 05.24.08
If there is one thing that always comes up in a 'BlackBerry versus' discussion, it's the superior security implementation within the BlackBerry Solution. The out-of-the-box encryption between the device, over the wireless carrier network, and within the RIM NOC Infrastructure has been certified by the toughest government and security standards. Enter ...continue
Comments - Posted 05.24.08
If there is one thing that always comes up in a 'BlackBerry versus' discussion, it's the superior security implementation within the BlackBerry Solution. The out-of-the-box encryption between the device, over the wireless carrier network, and within the RIM NOC Infrastructure has been certified by the toughest government and security standards. Enter ...continue
