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finnn
9y ago
>Join to create your newsfeed for free Paywalled, I am not interested in signing up and spamming all of my friends.
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Rebooting Web-of-Trust
(weboftrust.info)
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finnn
9y ago
Or using HSTS (especially with HSTS preloading)
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finnn
9y ago
lmgtfy: https://signal.org/blog/doodles-stickers-censorship/
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9y ago
Obviously not, but that's not what happened here. The app is still available in other countries: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=cat.onvotar1oc...
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Trump Administration Lobbying Hard for Sweeping Surveillance Law
(theintercept.com)
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Today We're Testing Our Chat Beta
(reddit.com)
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Encrypted profiles for Signal now in public beta
(signal.org)
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9y ago
This reminds me of a power box I built for Burning Man this year. The I had ~700W of solar panels, and in a box I put an MPPT charge controller, rather than the PWM charge controllers shown here, I had a 1kW inverter rather than 150W one sh
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finnn
9y ago
The guy whos runs that bot is super weird about sharing his recordings/code. I'd love to implement this on my PBX but he won't share to "prevent abuse" (unclear what abuse he's afraid of). Idk, it sketched me o
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finnn
9y ago
Is it even possible to use this for a private business? The title literally says that it is "to simplify access to public services"
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finnn
9y ago
A brief scroll through makes this sound like a JS-specific version of Sentry, is that correct?
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finnn
9y ago
I wonder if we'll see an increase in the number of out of date/vulnerable Firefox instances after a while
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finnn
9y ago
sounds like you might like cjdns
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The Army Grounds Its DJI Drones Over Security Concerns
(wired.com)
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9y ago
They have no ethics while exploiting you for as much money as possible, so you should be nice to them and treat them as you would another human? Edit: sorry, this was kind of a flippant remark that I made without thinking a lot.
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finnn
9y ago
Yes. None of my TLS connections are signed by untrusted CAs, as this report describes. Additionally, I am able to validate certificate chains of various websites that I visit and see that they are signed by CAs not controlled by my ISP. I h
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Reports of AT&T intercepting and re-signing TLS
(reddit.com)
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WiFiBeat: Store 802.11 Frames in Elasticsearch Visualize with Kibana
(wifibeat.org)
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finnn
9y ago
Are you saying that 1-3 seconds includes boot time? Like, time form pressing the power button to email syncing?
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9y ago
>Sign up to enjoy the full Medium experience. wow fuck medium
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Google drops the boom on WoSign, StartCom certs for good
(arstechnica.com)
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9y ago
>Welcome to Medium >Sign in to discover more from experts in tech, politics, culture, creativity and more. Is this going to become the new norm? Blocking dialogs demanding we login? This is 100% unacceptable
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Travelers just won back a bit of their privacy at the border
(washingtonpost.com)
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VBScript Injection via Gnome Thumbnailer
(news.dieweltistgarnichtso.net)
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finnn
9y ago
Domain registration? That certainly doesn't require a static IP... nor does any other part of deploying TLS.
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Life Is About to Get Harder for Websites Without HTTPS
(troyhunt.com)
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9y ago
yes, but HTTPS + HSTS would not enforce a certain validation level, eg you can't enforce EV certs only in HSTS (as far as I know), so a DV cert would be sufficient
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9y ago
>HTTPS + HSTS would prevent the author from spoofing the DNS of that those sites and sending them to a server over HTTP thus avoiding the certificate errors. I'm confused, how would that help? Could the attacker (the author, in this
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9y ago
Any plans to open source the server?
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