
leaving out the two biggest ones makes this
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Much of the indictment focuses on Direct Action Minnesota’s group chat on Signal, a messaging platform known for being private and secure that was used by many rapid response groups during Operation Metro Surge.
from the article link
Since we don't know how this chat log was collected, it's hard to say how the security/privacy model failed. It could just be a failure in maintaining secure use by all participants. I don't have any special knowledge about the best tools for this, but organizational structure is definitely part of the solution.
I did run across an interesting tool recently that could be useful: https://chitchatter.im/ https://github.com/jeremyckahn/chitchatter
Seems to check off a lot of boxes including self-hosting and memory-only chat logging which ensures ephemerality. The usability would obviously be more involved since it isn't using ph#s and isn't an app that's as accessible to average non-tech folks.
I think having a tier comms structure is likely a good solution. Maybe use Signal for general info and organizing things that are not as sensitive, but only use ephemeral secure chats for higher tier comms between vetted leadership for
kinds of things. I don't want to wag my finger at these folks trying to organize on the fly, but using mass chats for certain discussions is not recommended.
Reminds me of Israeli-Iranian mural artist Hooman Khalili who uses the lion in his works in "support of Iranian women". I'm not even sure he does the artwork himself, but he seems to be an astro-turfed celebrity in the ghoulish diaspora community.
Since we don't know how the chat was compromised, it may have been as easy as someone not using lockdown mode with a strong passcode. There's features that may have worked to avoid this log getting out, like disappearing messages, but even that could be archived by an infiltrator. Better org structure can help with that.
don't trust Signal for your clandestine comms folks
If they had any strategic depth or self awareness, they would pull back from MENA, so you are probably right,
is going to continue to feed the US MIC to Iran. Truly the graveyard and mortician of empires.
Yes, it seems unlikely considering Hegs etc. I think there is some tension between Trump wanting an out/win and the ongoing zio project. The Trump brand and zio base having a separation of interests that is interesting, but it could change abruptly back the other way.
So it seems like
wants to go solo against the axis of resistance in direct contradiction to Trump's Beautiful Birthday Peace Deal. Either this is more subterfuge from USIS or the entity has lost all official support from US going forward.
I hope Iran and their allies are well prepared for all eventualities.
There's a branch called OpenHarmony that is open source. Don't know much about it, but looks like a cool project.

You can definitely tell she puts some significant thought into her public statements. I quite enjoy some of her rhetorical constructions.
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