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DNS Zombie Queries [pdf](indico.dns-oarc.net)
1 points by jedisct1 6y ago|0 comments
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by jedisct1 6y ago
Use DNSCrypt-proxy.
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by jedisct1 6y ago
It has been around for a while, and is quite popular, especially in the Android community. On April 23, GitHub disabled the repository. Exact reasons are unknown. The repository was then deleted and recreated.
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by jedisct1 6y ago
Some other blacklists here: https://github.com/dnscrypt/dnscrypt-proxy/wiki/Public-black... Along with a script that aggregates data from multiple lists, removes duplicates/overlaps, whitelists, etc.
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by jedisct1 6y ago
This is great news! However, note that the OpenSSL API compatibility layer doesn't support TLS 1.3 yet. So, if you're using Nginx or something else that doesn't use the LibreSSL API, you're out of luck for now.
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Dabangg: Noise Resilient Flush Based Attacks That Capture Processor Frequency(car3s.github.io)
1 points by jedisct1 6y ago|0 comments
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by jedisct1 6y ago
Don't ever try Rust.
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by jedisct1 6y ago
I like 128 because it’s a round number.
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Bias: Bluetooth Impersonation AttackS [pdf](francozappa.github.io)
2 points by jedisct1 6y ago|0 comments
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Corona-sniffer: BLE contact tracing sniffer PoC(github.com)
1 points by jedisct1 6y ago|0 comments
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GitHub CodeQL adaptive threat modeling(securitylab.github.com)
1 points by jedisct1 6y ago|0 comments
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GitHub Codescanning(github.com)
390 points by jedisct1 6y ago|73 comments
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by jedisct1 6y ago
I've been using Jed as my primary editor for the past 20 years. Originally because it was faster than Emacs while providing the same experience. Then because I loved how its automatic indentation works ("tab" properly indents
704.
by jedisct1 7y ago
Implementation using libsodium https://github.com/jedisct1/cpace
705.
by jedisct1 7y ago
"GCM encryption". What? o_O
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by jedisct1 7y ago
I use iSH, that provides a complete Alpine Linux environment: https://ish.app A-Shell seems to be very limited and additional packages cannot be installed. What are uses cases for which A-Shell would be a better fit than iSH?
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by jedisct1 7y ago
We can't really blame them for having tried. That was a killer idea. Get dedicated hardware, with all the security and performance consistency it implies, for even cheaper than a VM instance. And when it was introduced, it was really a
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by jedisct1 7y ago
If you need something fast and with stronger security guarantees, Google Randen remains a solid choice. https://github.com/google/randen
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by jedisct1 7y ago
So why are we doing DNS over HTTP?
710.
by jedisct1 7y ago
Same here, I discovered IO in 7 languages in 7 weeks, and loved how elegant it was.
711.
by jedisct1 7y ago
With the IP address being 127.0.0.1 and the TLS certificate hash being the hash of "April fool", is it very unlikely :)
712.
by jedisct1 7y ago
Apparently not :( Zig is unable to provide a libc for the chosen target 'wasm32-wasi-musl'
713.
by jedisct1 7y ago
Can `zig cc` also compile to WebAssembly/WASI?
714.
by jedisct1 7y ago
This is not about a rewrite of libhydrogen in Rust.
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by jedisct1 7y ago
https://www.dnscrypt.info The .org is not legit.
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by jedisct1 7y ago
It doesn't seem to be very up to date, and the first query I tried returned a phishing website as a first result.
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by jedisct1 7y ago
An application can also repeatedly ask for permissions, flooding the user with (little snitch or whatever) popups until they gave up and disable it just to be able to use their computer again.
718.
by jedisct1 7y ago
I've never been a fan of that kind of application. As a user, it ruins the usability of the operating system. Having alert boxes constantly popping up feels empowering at first, and eventually becomes really annoying and distracting. A
719.
by jedisct1 7y ago
16" MBP here, and I don't have any fan issues with it. The fans get loud when I push it hard, such as video rendering or export of photo collections, but other than that, the laptop is quiet and responsive.
720.
by jedisct1 7y ago
The great thing about Rust is that when you switch to Go, the development experience feels incredibly fast and great. Autocompletion in VSCode works, instantaneously, all the time. Errors are shown in real time. Compilation is fast. Error m

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