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Re:Web browsers drop mysterious company with ties to U.S. mi... by KingOfCoders on Thursday December 01, 2022 @01:05PM (#33820029)
"For all we know she had been working incredibly [...]"

We no nothing. The whole exercise of the thread was to know something.

Re:Web browsers drop mysterious company with ties to U.S. mi... by dcow on Thursday December 01, 2022 @02:19PM (#33821252)
Re:Web browsers drop mysterious company with ties to U.S. mi... by KingOfCoders on Friday December 02, 2022 @01:15AM (#33827425)
Just more marketing bubble

"Apart from our CA work, we also bought an aging email service with a few customers, and invested substantially in developing it into a flagship email security product line compatible with global email security standards including both S/MIME and GPG. Then, over the last few years we added unique features our customers demanded. Today it stands alone as a valuable email service enjoyed by millions around the world as an alternative to other popular web based secure email providers."

and unsubstantiated ad hominem attacks

"us recently by a biased group of security researchers "

Pushing the irrelevant BETA narrative

"TrustCor has never released a non-beta, public version of any mobile phone software/version and in fact the only mobile-friendly configuration we support is direct-from-browser mobile access that leverages the popular industry-standard framework for delivering near-app-quality mobile experiences using web browsing on mobile devices. You don’t need any downloaded software to use it whatsoever."

(where the still unanswered question is: Where did TrustCor get the source code of the spyware no-one else has?)

"Perhaps they are working with the US defense community, [...]"

Pushing unsubstantiated conspiracy theories that add nothing to the case

and on and on and on the same as before nothing new in that email.