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by flipped 2mo ago
Did everyone forget about soulseek? It's still very much alive, been using it for years.
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by flipped 3mo ago
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by flipped 3mo ago
Fuck congress. They are dead weight. Fuck the president too. Bring back anarchism.
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by flipped 3mo ago
Because that doesn't improve actual security. It's for dumb nuggets who can't do real defensive work. Maybe you would also qualify for that numb job.
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by flipped 3mo ago
No one's buying that shitbox.
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by flipped 3mo ago
Mullvad has proved it doesn't collect. It's laughable to even suggest it. They have been raided multiple times, tons of audits, does bleeding edge research on privacy preserving tech, donates to GOS, etc etc. You don't see th
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by flipped 3mo ago
US labs are the biggest data broker in the current history. They collect everything, dumb fuck.
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Dirty Frag: Universal Linux LPE(openwall.com)
819 points by flipped 4mo ago|332 comments
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by flipped 5mo ago
NSA agent getting burned?
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by flipped 5mo ago
Metadata can be attached but it's off by default.
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by flipped 5mo ago
GrapheneOS already does this, since forever. Android can't stop copying GOS. Maybe they'll add a network toggle after a few years and call it a privacy win.
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by flipped 5mo ago
> certificate pinning (dangerous) Dangerous how? Create a CAA record which pins your CA and only allow dns01 challenge. Problem solved, a BGP hijack can't issue a valid certificate for your site.
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by flipped 5mo ago
Are every commercial filters made of plastic?
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by flipped 5mo ago
Get down to earth. That can never happen nor does it need to.
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by flipped 5mo ago
German govt is also one of the most corrupt and vastly incompetent govt. It's run by bunch of boomers. Most of the prolific ransomware gangs have terrible opsec. De-anon'ing them is child's play. Most of the opsec-aware TAs n
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by flipped 5mo ago
People often forget that Threat Actors (TA) are the ones keeping the infosec alive. They are doing a good job of scaring people into implementing actual security protocols and thereby improving everyone's security posture. The whole in
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The Internet Is for End Users(datatracker.ietf.org)
3 points by flipped 6mo ago|0 comments
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by flipped 7mo ago
More than money, it's the curse of going mainstream.
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by flipped 7mo ago
Bullied? When they find out how much money there is to be made in surveillance business, they will do it voluntarily.
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by flipped 7mo ago
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by flipped 7mo ago
All of his dox articles are based on sloppy practices from threat actors.
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by flipped 7mo ago
Anyone looking to use jails might find BastileBSD helpful. It's a nice and modern jail manager.
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by flipped 7mo ago
Never understood why satoshi was a prime windows user.
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by flipped 7mo ago
Is there any technical writeup which explains how the isolation exactly works, on containers and VMs? I have always heard the high level arguments of weak isolation, same kernel, etc but never the implementation details.
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by flipped 7mo ago
"Since the abstraction layers have quadrupled, let's not just care about the actual performance anymore!"
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by flipped 7mo ago
Krebs lack any sort of real credibility. He's pushing out slop with a govern-mentalist propaganda. Tech journalists are the worst form to gather any actual information.
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by flipped 7mo ago
State sponsored cyber attacks are news to you? It's been a thing since more than 2 decades now.
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by flipped 7mo ago
The mentioned botnet didn't intentionally take down I2P. It's run by bunch of kids who don't know what they're doing.
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by flipped 7mo ago
It's 10, not 9. And there are severe problems with having a total of 10 DA be the essential source of truth for whole network. It would be trivial to DDoS the DAs and bring down the Tor network or at the very least, disrupt it: https:
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by flipped 7mo ago
Almost every hobbyist reverse engineer uses cracked IDA which is easily available. I have never seen ghidra being recommended for serious work.

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