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OpenSSH Principals(github.com)
3 points by h0r14 8y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: OpenPGP Web Key Service and Web Key Directory Implemented on OpenBSD(github.com)
1 points by h0r14 8y ago|0 comments
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by h0r14 9y ago
In that case, the IP is screwed. I plan change IP, or hop hosts if/when this happens. I opened 6 accounts on 6 different hosts, and only two are active for this reasons. So far so good :)
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by h0r14 9y ago
Privacy from host is not possible, and you make a very good point about hardware access. Virtual machine are secured by the shared host. I don't really expect top security from this end. A replica backup MX enables me to safely change
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by h0r14 9y ago
I think Step 7 is a good idea. Initially, I asked some contacts to send me an email from Gmail and Protonmail, to which I replied. From then on, my emails work fine with them (negative spam score).
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by h0r14 9y ago
I used http://multirbl.valli.org/ but who knows how many are out there, not including private lists.
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by h0r14 9y ago
I'm in your reverse situation, a long time free-email user. Given the latest news, I decided to self-host my email address and not have a 3rd party filter my Inbox. I'm surprised how easy it is, and having fun with sieve scripts :
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by h0r14 9y ago
When renting a dedicated box, a VNC-like interface is required to enter disk encryption password, which could be intercepted by the host. Moreover, this has to be done on each restart. I look at dedicated box more as an upgrade from VPS. Fo
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by h0r14 9y ago
I guess I was lucky because I haven't encountered a "dirty" IP yet, but I only tested 6 VPS providers so far. PTR records are updated from the VPS provider web interface, it takes a few seconds to activate.
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by h0r14 9y ago
Yes, and for junk I chose rspamd for Bayes classification, very effective so far.
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Show HN: OpenBSD Email Service – A free-email alternative(github.com)
215 points by h0r14 9y ago|136 comments