Feels a little like clickbait "MAGA-themed", never heard of Converso.
That said, the analysis itself is interesting and worth a look, if nothing else it's a general pattern you can follow for many chat applications to see how secure it is.
Feels a little like clickbait "MAGA-themed", never heard of Converso.
That said, the analysis itself is interesting and worth a look, if nothing else it's a general pattern you can follow for many chat applications to see how secure it is.
This, I have extremely varied media sources and Converso isn’t a real thing.
Converso renamed itself to Freedom Chat after my blog post:
https://crnkovic.dev/testing-converso/
Still not a real thing. Highly suspect here.
1000 downloads lol
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.freedomcha...
Exactly! The premise here is BS. Just a thinly veiled “lul look how dumb maga is” when it’s a no name app no one has ever used and has nothing to do with “maga”.
Good job moving the goal posts. So it is a real thing. Yeah, I smell some BS alright.
This article is the first time I am hearing about it
Are you and OP being sarcastic? Or are your media sources just not as "varied" as you might think?
https://www.theregister.com/2023/05/17/converso_e2ee_app/
All 1000 downloads...
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.freedomcha...
That's different than "I've never heard of it". So it's a real thing, and now you've heard of it. <Insert appropriate xkcd comic here>
No one has heard of it. Just admit you got here because you were fooled into thinking your team was better at something, you were played.
You never questioned it wasn’t a real service. When confronted you pretend it doesn’t matter that it’s a security lapse in a tiny no name project.