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Criminal gangs that used a secure-messaging app called ANOM unwittingly allowed the FBI and other law enforcement agencies to eavesdrop on their conversations.
Software a proof-of-concept for Encryption Act interference.
09 June 2021, 04:06 pm FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation) confirmed that it was able to arrest the sellers of Anom encrypted devices, offering these phones to various crime groups. (Photo : Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images) The FBI seal is on display during a conference with Attorney General John Ashcroft June 21, 2001 in Washington, DC. Ashcroft announced the indictments of 13 Saudis and one Lebanese in connection with the 1996 Khobar Towers bombing that killed 19 American servicemen in Saudi Arabia. If you don't know what an Anom mobile phone is, it's a device that can provide use...
Before the takedown of another shadow encrypted app in March, there were 3000 active users of An0m. This surged to 9000 by May.
Thu, Jun 10th 2021 12:03pm — Tim Cushing Recently unsealed documents have revealed the FBI and the Australian Federal Police ran a backdoored encrypted communications service for more than three years, resulting in dozens of arrests and several large drug busts. Here's a brief summary via Joseph Cox for Motherboard. For years the FBI has secretly run an encrypted communications app used by organized crime in order to surreptitiously collect its users' messages and monitor criminals' activity on a massive scale, according to a newly unsealed court document. In all, the elaborate operation ne...