JJS takes you along through the practical lab portion of Combat Studies Group’s three-day counter-kidnapping course, GROUNDROD 3.
Follow along, from pre-capture discussion, hiding the cache, capture of ‘Team 1’, and escape, and the first minutes of the evasion portion of the exercise.
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In part 2, go ‘On the Run’ with Team 1 (JJS and Wapiti) after their escape, making their way to waypoints and using tradecraft to decode messages to discover their next waypoint and hopefully, eventually, finding their way to safety.
In part 3, follow along with Team 1 (JJS and Wapiti) after their escape, making their way to waypoints and using tradecraft to decode messages to discover their next waypoint, rescue an old lady, overcome obstacles when Plan “A” isn’t working, and eventually finding their way to safety.
In part 4, ‘The Final Objective’, follow along with Team 1 (JJS and Wapiti) as they finally acquire the One Time Pad from another team, decode it, and safely make their way to their final objective where they must defeat two locks before OPFOR can close in on them.
In part 5 JJS gives a course review and After Action Report, hitting on key concepts and portions of the Groundrod 3 course.
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Ragarding the Sept. 14 episode and PTE: check Q#4 of https://paranoiaworks.mobi/pfte/pfte_faq.html
This answer implies (not specifically stating) that it is opensource. As the cross-platform looks to be a java jar, can’t this be looked at? I am not a java programmer, so I can’t tell you. Also, while I do have the Pro version, I am also able to run the jar file in Jar-Runner on my Graphene phone.
Lastly, for encrypting, the Pro version gives you more options. The Free version can still decrypt ALL encryption types.
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Open Source Status of Paranoia Works
Paranoia Works encryption tools are indeed open source. This means that the source code for their applications is publicly available for anyone to view, inspect, and modify.
Key Features of Paranoia Works Open Source Tools
– Transparency: Users can verify the security and functionality of the software.
– Community Contributions: Independent developers and security experts can review and improve the code.
– Accessibility: The tools are free to use, making strong encryption accessible to a wider audience.