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by seanieb 6y ago
E2EE is in Telegram is disabled by default. Also, look at the jurisdictions Telegram operates from. Sketchy would be an understatement.
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by seanieb 6y ago
Telegram is LESS secure than WhatsApp. https://www.wired.com/story/telegram-encryption-whatsapp-set...
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by seanieb 6y ago
Citation needed.
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by seanieb 6y ago
Trevor Perin created both protocols. Noise isn’t an asynchronous messaging protocol. So it won’t replace Signal. WhatsApp use Noise and Signal together.
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by seanieb 6y ago
Is there a specific fact, letters etc. from the time you’re arguing against? From what I recall his barbarism was seen to stand out at the time in England and Ireland. He used it as a type of shock and awe, so when arrived at the next town
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by seanieb 6y ago
Murdering women and children, even at that time, was considered bad. Shocking eh.
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by seanieb 6y ago
>” the anonymous editor peppered the text with political, personal, and sexual slander aimed at tarnishing the Cromwell legacy.” Stopped reading at this point. If the author doesn’t understand that the Cromwell legacy is already tarnishe
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by seanieb 6y ago
That’s only part of the API gateway pricing, but it is still much much cheaper.
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by seanieb 6y ago
Very proud of Ireland today!
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by seanieb 6y ago
Rather than link to their whitepaper etc, I’ll just offer my endorsement as a security engineer of 1Password as being the most secure and best password manager. LastPass has been a clown show for years. Unbelievably sloppy work.
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by seanieb 6y ago
Not to mention that the labels might read different depending in the user or context. For example Google Apps Gmail vs free consumer email.
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by seanieb 6y ago
This seems like a difficult position for Google. Take Gmail for example. For GSuite users vs free personal users, the privacy handling and the information needed to be disclosed will be far different in Gmail. I wonder will the end up creat
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by seanieb 6y ago
They also lead the “But her emails” charge against Clinton .
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by seanieb 6y ago
The NYTimes has amazing journalists doing great journalism... however their editorial team, executives and publisher are the worst. Out of touch, insane and convinced of their own intellect and righteousness. It’s absolutely maddening to se
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by seanieb 6y ago
How does it handle updates? Can the non-expert user just click a button? Mediawiki strikes me as a service that would absolutely need command line access to upgrade?
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by seanieb 6y ago
I never said you could log all DoH. You’re not following what I’ve said. If you’re relying on DNS for your security posture in anyway right now you’re in a really bad place. Having those non malicious dns requests in the clear are a safety
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by seanieb 6y ago
I'm a security engineer. It's pretty much my thing. I'm taking about logging it on the machine, that's not owned...and yes you too can do it... I'm doing right now. Even on my raspberry pi. The detection part I thin
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by seanieb 6y ago
Really, you can’t detect that if you’re on the machine?... and if you’re not on the machine or its acting differently to what the logs show. Isolate it until you can investigate.
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by seanieb 6y ago
If you’ve got 3000 nodes on your network without inventory, logging and configuration control on each of those devices you’ve already lost. You don’t have a secure network, at best you’ve got a guest network at a cafe.
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by seanieb 6y ago
They need to upgrade the camera too. The current cameras on the Air and Pro aren’t good enough for the COVID era video calls.
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by seanieb 6y ago
I’ve some friends that works there, so I’m hesitant to say this, because I’m sorry for them, but Plaid is a terrible company. Their main product scrapes financial data from unsuspecting users that simply think they’re making a bank transfer
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by seanieb 6y ago
Will this be end-to-end-encrypted?
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by seanieb 6y ago
IIRC it was the developer of lulu that first reported those exceptions.
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by seanieb 6y ago
The comparison is to its neighbors who have similar demographics, economics, density, etc.
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by seanieb 6y ago
This is mind blowing. A supply chain attack that pivots to another supply chain attack. Crazy.
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by seanieb 6y ago
I’d recommend that people avoid PGP and use modern cryptography. Eg. AGE, It uses far less and simpler code, so it can be audited. PGP is a complicated old mess. https://age-encryption.org/
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by seanieb 6y ago
Great to see the worsening COVID crisis getting the attention it deserves...
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by seanieb 6y ago
So many people commenting without reading the article. They’re not banning the bread, it just does qualify for a lower tax rate.
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by seanieb 6y ago
Thats the point. PGP isn’t a good standard.
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by seanieb 6y ago
Why? PGP needs to be deprecated in favor of things like AGE and Magic Wormhole. https://github.com/FiloSottile/age

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