Category: Media
What “End-to-End Encrypted” Really Means
It’s the gold standard everyone name-drops. Here’s what end-to-end encryption actually guarantees, and the three places it still leaves you exposed.
What Journalists Actually Need From a Secure Phone
For a journalist, the phone is the newsroom, the source list, and the evidence locker all at once. An honest, detailed look at the threats reporters face and how to actually protect a phone and the people who trust you.
The Journalist’s Field Security Checklist
A journalist’s phone security problem is not really about the journalist. It’s about the source. The content of your reporting may be destined for publication anyway, but who you talked to, when, and from where is exactly what a hostile party wants, and it’s often what your phone leaks most readily. A field security routine
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