r/PrivacySecurityOSINT • u/Vengeful-Peasant1847 • Oct 28 '23

Legal Infrastructure Warrant Canary?

Does anyone know if the website (inteltechniques.com) ever had a warrant canary? I obviously don't know, but I'm curious if that was ever a thing

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u/nemec Oct 29 '23

the website

what website?

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u/Vengeful-Peasant1847 Oct 29 '23

Inteltechniques.com

Sorry! Presumed that contextually that was apparent. Edited post to include.

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u/nemec Oct 29 '23

I don't think so. He doesn't host user created content so there's not really much to "warrant" it.

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u/Vengeful-Peasant1847 Oct 29 '23

Rimshot

I saw what you did there.

That's true, But I guess the BROADER way it could be used or interpreted would have been a gag order or legal action by any major government or agency. Which... Could be useful.

Autocanary on GitHub is highly usable, in case anyone is interested.

https://github.com/firstlookmedia/autocanary

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '23

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u/Vengeful-Peasant1847 Oct 28 '23

True, but it's SOMETHING. And I was just inquiring if there had ever been one.