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by dhaavi 5y ago
Very nice to see that you acknowledge both the potential for privacy in P2P, but also the potential disaster it can cause for privacy. I think this gets talked about way too little. Every time I look at a new P2P or blockchain project, I wo
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by dhaavi 5y ago
We are working on something similar, it’s in Alpha and we are looking for testers: https://safing.io/portmaster/
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by dhaavi 5y ago
If anyone from Quad9 is still here, I have an interesting suggestion. While finding a legal solution, the resolvers could mark if a block was done due to a legal reason (ie. censorship), so that clients can react to that and ask another res
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by dhaavi 5y ago
The only "tampering protection" is the error correction by the QR code. Proper protection would need a PKI, which would make it so complex, no one would use it. You always have to bullshit check the data anyway. Payee name + bank
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by dhaavi 5y ago
QR Codes are backwards compatible to every screen, paper and heck, even papyrus scrolls!
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by dhaavi 5y ago
Safing.io | Software Engineer, Go | Austria | Full-time We're building an open source application firewall and VPN alternative. Details: https://safing.io/jobs/
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by dhaavi 5y ago
In Europe, the EPC QR Code is taking off. Most bank apps support them, and they are making their way onto payment requests, both in paper and digitally. You then open your banking app and scan it manually. It's not exactly a link. Deta
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by dhaavi 5y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER | Austria | Remote We are looking for someone to support our development team in a more long-term arrangement. Skills/Tech: Go, Decentralized Software, IP Networking, Server Administration More info: https:/&#x
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by dhaavi 6y ago
Wow, thank you for looking into it! I am very much looking forward to your email.
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by dhaavi 6y ago
If you'd like to try a modern version of that - we are looking for testers: https://safing.io/portmaster/
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by dhaavi 6y ago
We are building the Portmaster, which can do some of these things already. Currently looking for testers: https://safing.io/portmaster/
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by dhaavi 6y ago
This is pretty much what we are doing with the Portmaster: https://safing.io/portmaster/
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by dhaavi 6y ago
If you publish your findings somewhere, I'd love to read what you have found! We are also building a FOSS application firewall for Linux and I would like to see what problems you have found and how we are doing in that regard. Ref: ht
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by dhaavi 6y ago
We're working on a powerful (also FOSS!) alternative for Windows. It includes DNS-over-TLS and extensive firewall features. See https://safing.io/portmaster/ It's not completely stable yet, but we are making
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by dhaavi 6y ago
We're working on a powerful FOSS alternative for Linux. It includes DNS-over-TLS and extensive firewall features. See https://safing.io/portmaster/ It's not completely stable yet, but we are making great prog
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by dhaavi 6y ago
We're working on a powerful (also FOSS!) alternative for Windows. It includes DNS-over-TLS and extensive firewall features. See https://safing.io/portmaster/ It's not completely stable yet, but we are making
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by dhaavi 6y ago
Think out of the box: Just don't let the app connect to an IP it has not resolved a domain name for. That's what we can do with the Portmaster ( https://github.com/safing/portmaster ). Check it out!
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by dhaavi 6y ago
> bypasses any system resolvers configured on the host With the Portmaster ( https://github.com/safing/portmaster ) we actually tackle this problem by notifying software (eg. Firefox) or blocking their connections, fo
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by dhaavi 6y ago
With the Portmaster ( https://github.com/safing/portmaster ) we're going in that direction, but it will take a couple more years to be able to go that deep. Have a look!
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by dhaavi 6y ago
meh. The outer SNI and the IP address still tell a lot about what you are doing online.
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by dhaavi 6y ago
We're on it: https://safing.io/portmaster/
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by dhaavi 6y ago
We are working on an alternative for both Linux and Windows: https://safing.io/portmaster/ Not only is it an application firewall, but also gives you DNS filtering (ie. Pi-Hole basics) and DNS-over-TLS. If you check it
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by dhaavi 6y ago
This is already implemented, but was broken during an important refactor. We hope to fix it soon.
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by dhaavi 6y ago
> Curious what sources you receive public funding from? We list everything in detail here: https://safing.io/ownership/#influences
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by dhaavi 6y ago
Nice. Do you have any more info on that resolver of yours?
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by dhaavi 6y ago
> I'd be interested to read more about this Yeah, me too!
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by dhaavi 6y ago
We are working on an alternative for both Linux and Windows: https://safing.io/portmaster/ Not only is it an application firewall, but also gives you DNS filtering (ie. Pi-Hole basics) and DNS-over-TLS. Not sure what y
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by dhaavi 6y ago
There is another - and I'd argue better - alternative for Linux and Windows: Portmaster by Safing https://safing.io/portmaster/ Not only is it an application firewall, but also gives you DNS filtering (ie. Pi-Hole
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by dhaavi 6y ago
Self-funding! This is great, did not expect something like this coming from VC-land SF. We at https://safing.io/ are also self-funded, but also receive a lot of public funding. Interestingly our visions are very similar, bu
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by dhaavi 6y ago
I think this is meant to be more like Brave does it.

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