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bauruine
5y ago
They also allow cryptocurrencies. [0] [0]: https://donate.torproject.org/cryptocurrency/
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bauruine
5y ago
>The impact is that each byte in the RNG seed has a 97% chance of being 0 due to incorrect conversion. When it is not, the bytes are 0 through 9. >Due to the poor random number generation, keypair generates RSA keys that are relativel
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bauruine
5y ago
Which datacenters are they using? Could you provide IPs or ASNs?
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bauruine
5y ago
Shodan has a monitor feature. [0] I haven't used it myself but the description looks like it's about what you want. [0] https://monitor.shodan.io/
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bauruine
6y ago
AWS is the new IBM. Nobody ever got fired for using AWS.
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bauruine
6y ago
You don't have to run an exit node to help. Just run a guard / middle node. I have been running nodes at home and in data centers since at least 2014 and the only problems i had was one site that redirected me to their .onion site
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bauruine
6y ago
The common misconception is that you have to run the nodes to do a traffic correlation attack. It's enough to see the traffic of the nodes e.g. on a IXP or as the ISP. [0] Even if the VPN is trustworthy and adversary that is able to br
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bauruine
6y ago
If they are able to do a deanonymization attack on the 3 hop Tor circuit why should a VPN protect you? They can just mount a similar attack on the one hop VPN.
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bauruine
6y ago
I've never heard those terms only recursive / resolver and authoritative. Who uses content and proxy?
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bauruine
7y ago
Sounds like https://www.bountysource.com/
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bauruine
7y ago
I wouldn't care. Rats, insects or something like dog food on the other side would may bother me so I think I get the point.
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bauruine
7y ago
Read the readme of https://github.com/GUI/lua-resty-auto-ssl/blob/master/README... And tell me what this service can do what resty-auto-ssl can't. And there are a lot of different implementations fo
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7y ago
>Can you read my customers' traffic? Yes they can. >A self-hosted option https://letsencrypt.org/docs/client-options/ Aren't those enough options?
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bauruine
7y ago
>As long as the origin has SSL, the communication is secure end-to-end. No it isn't. You are doing a MITM.
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bauruine
7y ago
Or you could just put it on some Hetzner box. I would do that but I'm not sure how to contact him.
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bauruine
7y ago
There is also an ansible playbook on the resolve tab to easily apply the net.ipv4.tpc_sack workaround on all your hosts.
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bauruine
7y ago
google maps works without GPS you just need to remember the directions and follow the signs. Even if someone uses GPS even for the easiest routes doesn't mean that he's not capable of doing it without.
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8y ago
>Surely there have been other depictions of suicide in the media? Did they have the same corresponding uptick in suicide rates? Yes.[0] Newspapers try not to cover suicide whenever possible and when they do they always also write about e
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bauruine
8y ago
Pass is awesome. I use it in combination with a YubiKey to store the pgp key. Because every password is stored in an independent encrypted file and every decryption needs a press on the YubiKey even a stolen database and keylogger does not
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bauruine
9y ago
Hetzner is charging € 1.00 per TB after you used all the included bandwidth and they are making a profit with that. [0] [0] https://wiki.hetzner.de/index.php/Traffic/en#Option_1