CyberScarecrow

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by CyberScarecrow 2y ago
Great idea. Looking at installing an additional keyboard or language with out it being anoying to the user is next on the feature list.
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by CyberScarecrow 2y ago
Author of scarecrow here. The idea is cyber scarecrow is just super easy and light weight for anyone to use. Honeypot tech tends to need some good tech understanding to use (eg the cli), and can be a bit heavyweight for always running in
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by CyberScarecrow 2y ago
Author of scarecrow here. Very good point, i hadnt thought about that.
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by CyberScarecrow 2y ago
Author of scarecrow here. Were working on an LLM and a blockchain first ;-) (joke)
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by CyberScarecrow 2y ago
Author of cyber scarecrow here. You are right, its a trust thing. Completly understand if people wouldnt want to install it and thats fine. It's the same for any software really. We just havent built up any confidence or trust like a b
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by CyberScarecrow 2y ago
Author of scarecrow here. Our thinking is that if malware starts to adapt and check if scarecrow is installed, we are doing something right. We can then look to update the app to make it more difficult to spot - but its then a cat and mouse
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by CyberScarecrow 2y ago
Author of scarecrow here. Sweet idea, thankyou for sharing. What i would really like to do, is have some sort of stats in the app, that shows if it has 'scared' away any malware. But im not sure how to do that, and work out what
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by CyberScarecrow 2y ago
That could be the hosting, the website is running on PaaS - https://vercel.com
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by CyberScarecrow 2y ago
Author of cyber scarecrow here. Thank you for your feedback, and you are 100% right. We also dont have a code signing certificate yet either, they are expensive for windows. Smartscreen also triggers when you install it. Id be weary of inst