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by attack-surface 4y ago
Once brought a laptop adorned with loads of techie stickers to a conference, and all people could ask me was the background story behind those stickers, aswell as asking specifically about the tech in question. 'Oh you have an EFF stic
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by attack-surface 4y ago
I remember that Simpsons episode when Homer creates a website, which contained nothing controversial, and full of bells and whistles, yet thin on content. Then he wrote an article about something controversial, and his visitor numbers went
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Is Telegram Sharing User Data with Government Agencies?(restoreprivacy.com)
2 points by attack-surface 4y ago|0 comments
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by attack-surface 5y ago
Came here to say this. I even tried with a VPN to see if the download speed wasn't throttled with it, but it's still ridiculously slow. Thinking of switching to yt-dlp, but then how does yt-dlp get around the throttling? Does it e
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USBeyes – An anti-forensic kill-switch(github.com)
1 points by attack-surface 5y ago|1 comments
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by attack-surface 5y ago
You can encrypt your files with Cryptomator[1] if you don't want Google looking at your files. I'm not sure about their policy on that though? I mean if it's encrypted, then they can't scan for piracy / Christchurch
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by attack-surface 5y ago
Go easy on me, I'm new here. I plan to comment a lot more as time goes by. My comment is purely anecdotal. I'm not saying `everyone now has malware`, just stating that classes of attacks can be killed by doing basic security like
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by attack-surface 5y ago
Noticed a flaw in my phone and other people's phones where the default browser was not honored (on Android) and SMS links open in `Samsung Internet` which barely gets updates and is a serious vector for attack. On top of this, why shou