ageisp0lis

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Does Canonical not encrypt its software repositories in order to assist GCHQ?(twitter.com)
2 points by ageisp0lis 6y ago|0 comments
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I Detest Live Phone Coding Challenges(medium.com)
1 points by ageisp0lis 7y ago|0 comments
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My crazy 1,450-line –/.bashrc(paste.cointel.pro)
2 points by ageisp0lis 7y ago|1 comments
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Common approaches to securing Linux servers and what runs on them(medium.com)
2 points by ageisp0lis 9y ago|0 comments
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Bash script for measuring latency to many popular DNS servers(gist.github.com)
1 points by ageisp0lis 9y ago|0 comments
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by ageisp0lis 9y ago
I feel that you're significantly understating the potential of what sophisticated network-level attackers can do here. It's annoying... I fundamentally disagree that there's "little point" to this. First of all, mos
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by ageisp0lis 9y ago
Isn't this connected to crimewave's "Rotten Onions"? The author doesn't seem to make the connection: https://twitter.com/campuscodi/status/917231902033104896
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by ageisp0lis 9y ago
"If one of the curl project members with git push rights would get her account hacked and her SSH key password brute-forced, a very skilled hacker could possibly sneak in something, short-term. Although my hopes are that as we review a
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The design of the Zcash trusted setup ceremony(z.cash)
2 points by ageisp0lis 10y ago|0 comments
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Deterministic builds in Zcash(z.cash)
1 points by ageisp0lis 10y ago|0 comments
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The Surveillance Industry Index(sii.transparencytoolkit.org)
2 points by ageisp0lis 10y ago|0 comments
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by ageisp0lis 12y ago
Digital Security Trainer - Freedom of the Press Foundation https://freedom.press Remote candidates, preferably NYC or east coast preferred. We offer a competitive non-profit salary. We are looking for a full-time technologist to
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Why aren’t more news organizations protecting e-mails with STARTTLS encryption?(freedom.press)
1 points by ageisp0lis 12y ago|0 comments
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Jailed Journalist / Activist Barrett Brown Seeking Leniency from Judge(freebarrettbrown.org)
3 points by ageisp0lis 12y ago|0 comments
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DOJ Proposal Would Expand FBI Power to Hack Computers Abroad(justsecurity.org)
54 points by ageisp0lis 12y ago|9 comments
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After NSA Revelations, Why Aren’t More News Organizations Using HTTPS?(pressfreedomfoundation.org)
2 points by ageisp0lis 12y ago|0 comments
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FBI's explanation of how they got Silk Road's IP is improbable and imprecise(blog.ageispolis.net)
2 points by ageisp0lis 12y ago|0 comments
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by ageisp0lis 12y ago
weev is right! https://blog.ageispolis.net/speculating-fbi-silk-road-unmask...
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The Copyright Alert System is über creepy and should be stopped.(blog.ageispolis.net)
2 points by ageisp0lis 12y ago|0 comments
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Barrett Brown's gag order vacated, crucial court documents unsealed(motherboard.vice.com)
6 points by ageisp0lis 12y ago|0 comments
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by ageisp0lis 13y ago
I agree. I wanted to see the EFF's amicus brief, and for the Court to decide on the issue so that we could have good case law with hyperlinks as protected speech.
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by ageisp0lis 13y ago
The indictment establishes a pattern of speech but doesn't establish actual unlawful offenses. No, I don't think he was threatening violence. The FreeBB people have written a bit about this. http://tumblr.freebarrettbro
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by ageisp0lis 13y ago
No but they are also subject to a motion to dismiss by his defense. http://freebarrettbrown.org/files/BB_motiontodismiss1.pdf The allegations there are actually not as significant as the linking. If he were convicted o
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by ageisp0lis 13y ago
He didn't dox an FBI agent or his family (indeed, he's charged for his speech and there's a motion to dismiss that indictment on First Amendment grounds too); he was under duress and coming off meds, and outraged at the legal
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by ageisp0lis 13y ago
Sadly, the headline is unfortunate because "Barrett Brown faces 100 years for link" was not supposed to be the story here. The story is that his legal team filed a motion arguing that hyperlinks are protected speech under the Firs
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by ageisp0lis 13y ago
I would just like to note that the DOJ prosecutors in their press release for the indictment, have indeed touted the maximums, as well as mandatory two-year sentences on each of the aggravated identity theft counts. http://www.ju
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by ageisp0lis 13y ago
Fair enough. Thanks for doing that calculation.
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by ageisp0lis 13y ago
In this case it is accurate to say he faces up to 45 years for linking, because the statutes that are charged mandate consecutive sentencing. Concurrent sentences are allowed at the court's discretion "only with another term of im
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by ageisp0lis 13y ago
He's not the type to plead guilty. I think he's taking this to trial on the principle that he believes he didn't do anything criminal. Also, the defense has a very good case, and the government's appears to be full of ho
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by ageisp0lis 13y ago
It's a maximum potential sentence of all the charges combined, I think most smart people realize that. As another person noted the media does this to show the charges as excessive.

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