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A safer alternative would be something like a piratebox (https://piratebox.cc/ https://piratebox.cc/) instead of a USB dead drop, since a piratebox would have n
by cesarb 4y ago
A safer alternative would be something like a piratebox (https://piratebox.cc/ https://piratebox.cc/) instead of a USB dead drop, since a piratebox would have no physical connection to your computer.
- myself248 4y agoI keep being annoyed that Piratebox, Internetinabox, Othernet, aren't all the same project. Like of course an IIAB node should include a messageboard. Of course an Othernet node should have support for offline payload bundles and user uploads. Of course a Toosheh bundle on newly-inserted storage media should be automatically extracted and presented in the interface... If I ever grow some more software clue, I'll be trying to unify all of the above into a single interface. Wish me luck.
- O__________O 4y ago(IIAB) being “Internet In A Box” _____________ Toosheh being a “satellite filecasting technology deployed in Iran and the Middle East that uses common satellite equipment to deliver digital content without relying on access to the Internet” per Wikipedia: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toosheh https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toosheh
- O__________O 4y agoYes, agree, wireless dead drops are a thing. That said, unlike cheap and replaceable USB sticks, they’re easy to find using RF analysis. As such, unless it’s physically secured, likely quickly be stolen. Also likely require a power source and weather proofing.