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by Ms-J 3y ago
It's well past time for the entire Snowden document collection to be released. But that won't ever happen due to all the agreements each person or institution made with various governments who want to keep very embarrassing info o
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by Ms-J 3y ago
Replacing binaries for specific targets certainly happens more than one would like. This has even happened specifically with TC and VC files in the past. A mitigating circumstance though with Veracrypt is that the binaries also have detache
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by Ms-J 3y ago
You can also explicitly disable the AES-NI in Veracrypt and use pure software implementation if you don't trust the hardware. I usually enable this option.
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by Ms-J 3y ago
Carrying a concealed handgun to a bar or restaurant is quite normal and there's nothing to fear, in fact, some establishments encourage it. I feel even more safe when people do. It's not a culture of fear and more so a culture of
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by Ms-J 3y ago
I agree. All of this security theater does nothing for safety and increases psychological issues, such as anxiety, in students. There is also a market for predatory companies who sell sham security solutions to the school districts.
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by Ms-J 3y ago
This cycle could be fixed in a few ways. One would be if a few citizens' invested some energy into creating an interesting video/sound clip of what's really happening in court and the news picks up on that. Or it spreads via
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by Ms-J 3y ago
Absolutely. It district attorney's started prosecuting cops, the system would crumble and come to a fast halt. There is no credibility in court and the charade continues.
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by Ms-J 3y ago
A traceroute won't show anything relevant to the use of other services. It will only show the path the packet follows and will omit layer 2 equipment, such as a switch. Which then can be further used to export and log data. From your R
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by Ms-J 3y ago
All that link shows is who is the organization and ASN behind the IP. No one could verify if Proton does or doesn't use services from Bynet Data from that info. Could you address your relationship with Tesonet?
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by Ms-J 3y ago
Even in your link people are calling out Proton's BS. Tesonet and Proton go hand in hand. You haven't addressed any of the communities concerns. What about the second link where "Bynet Data Communications" with ties to I
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by Ms-J 3y ago
It's only "reasonable" if the subpoena comes from a court in the country the VPN is headquartered in. And just like you said, what LE can get depends on how the VPN is setup. If it's no-logs, anonymous payment, randomly
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by Ms-J 3y ago
Direct link to the full map: https://kumu.io/sobeyharker/vpn-relationships#vpn-company-re... Also, does anyone know of a privacy conscious VPN provider that currently supports port forwarding? One of the only provider&
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by Ms-J 3y ago
Don't trust services from Proton. This link covers just the tip of some of the issues: https://web.archive.org/web/20200201174816/https://vpnscam.c... There's also: https://web.archi
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by Ms-J 3y ago
Definitely same. A company's IP space is more or less usually public, while an individual's isn't.
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by Ms-J 3y ago
Wonder why this policy just came to light... It's not only because of re-authorization issues.
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by Ms-J 3y ago
I've seen many other services do this type of partnering and sometimes expect them to depending on the size, but this is definitely new information to me about Amazon doing this. Thanks.
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by Ms-J 3y ago
Encryption with "exceptions" is not end-to-end. Full stop. Thanks for highlighting this fact. Also, I'd never trust any FB/Meta products with my information or privacy, especially Whatsapp.
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by Ms-J 3y ago
Could you elaborate further on what you're saying about running on top of other providers?
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by Ms-J 3y ago
You can also disable these in regular Android, depending on the phone manufacture. Look for your phone's engineering screens.
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by Ms-J 3y ago
This may be of use to you: https://blog.cryptographyengineering.com/2013/05/14/a-few-th... "GSM phones authenticate to the tower, but the tower doesn’t authenticate back. This means that anyone can creat
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by Ms-J 3y ago
It's a sick fact for both points. Also remember that Barr was first working for Central Intelligence and then became the US Attorney General. If that wasn't so sick I could at least laugh.
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by Ms-J 3y ago
This is the best summary as to what's going on.
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by Ms-J 3y ago
The phrase shouldn't have triggered sanction alarms as the words in the domain are common and no acronyms. Although anything is possible.
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by Ms-J 3y ago
No, not a business.
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by Ms-J 3y ago
I've had a problem with domain registration when I purchased a .com and they asked for all kinds of business licenses and asking what the purpose of the domain is. Obviously I was shocked as they have no right to ask for the purpose of
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by Ms-J 3y ago
Thanks for the suggestions. The reason I use such strong words is because the type of redirects are very specific as what I'm working on using those boxes has nothing to do with the type of sites that were pushed to me. The sites that
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by Ms-J 3y ago
It's true about the mil networks. Also, the US gov is one of the largest provider and host of CP with their honeypots.
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by Ms-J 3y ago
Right, so like hosting your server in a jurisdiction where one can ignore take down requests, such as places like Albania?
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by Ms-J 3y ago
0bin is a wonderful service and I really hope you're able to get back online soon. Never change!
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by Ms-J 3y ago
SSL stripping would cause the sites to not display an encrypted connection, definitely. But what really puzzles me is the redirection. I'm thinking it has to do with the routes being tampered with. Yes, I'll need to check more wit

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