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Matomo releases new privacy tools for GDPR compliancy(matomo.org)
2 points by sphix0r 8y ago|0 comments
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by sphix0r 8y ago
This. Most websites are mainly read only anyway. No need to throw in a programming language and store the data in a database. The thing is, non-tech savvy people should be able to use(and deploy) and understand the static-web generators.
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by sphix0r 8y ago
Have you thought how(or if) GDPR will affect your product?
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by sphix0r 9y ago
Actually used the same "hack" years ago. Made an app for a friend where one could import photos and drag logos on top of the photo. Making a screenshot was way easier and since I didn't had to spend time to figure out how to
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by sphix0r 9y ago
Yes, and it will also give more insight in what and how they collect and process your data. GDPR would be a nice "tool" to validate the actual deletion of personal data.
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by sphix0r 9y ago
Great to see protonmail working on this. It's shocking how much sensitive data is sent by mail (contracts, passwords, lawyers, etc..) without pgp signing / encryption on a daily basis.
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by sphix0r 9y ago
I'm referring to the communication (ePrivacy) not data / consent (GDPR).
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by sphix0r 9y ago
> Link to Directive please? I-scoop[0] explains it well. Do some digging in the documents[1] and you'll get the idea where it's heading to. "Respect for the privacy of one’s communications is an essential dimension of this
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by sphix0r 9y ago
TLS = encryption TLS = authentication TLS = tamper proof
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by sphix0r 9y ago
Ironically his blog isn't available on https. Would be time that browers mark http sites' address bar as "Not secure" in orange. It's either secure or it isn't. Fun fact; Europe's ePrivacy law is coming ne
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by sphix0r 9y ago
I don't drink coffee but drink 1 to 3 bottles(0.5L each) of club-mate. It contains caffeine and is not well known to the general public but is in the Berlin techno and hacker scene.
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by sphix0r 9y ago
Before storing data we should have a good do not track / privacy respecting software for the data we store.
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by sphix0r 9y ago
Similar to many of us make backups in IT but how many actually do try them out and restore?
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by sphix0r 9y ago
When explaining bitcoin to non technical people I compare bitcoin for the to gold. Almost all non-tech people I know think bitcoin is the new next currency, I doubt it. Blockchain is currently hyped as currency, but it could solve many thin
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Former CIO of $3 trillion giant UBS joined one of the largest cryptocurrencies(businessinsider.nl)
1 points by sphix0r 9y ago|0 comments
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Sensitive Pentagon files found unsecured on AWS server(fedscoop.com)
1 points by sphix0r 9y ago|0 comments
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SHA2017 – Privacy Design Strategies(media.ccc.de)
3 points by sphix0r 9y ago|0 comments
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by sphix0r 9y ago
OpenCV and http://www.pyimagesearch.com/ disclaimer: not related to any of these
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by sphix0r 9y ago
Interesting project! 4D46BD3FF956715279F0F614DB54D4D2D78CD1B0 many thanks!
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Baidu Goes All in on AI(bloomberg.com)
3 points by sphix0r 10y ago|0 comments
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Big Brother Meets Big Data in China(translate.google.nl)
2 points by sphix0r 10y ago|0 comments
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5 Questions Data-Driven Companies Should Ask to Manage Risks and Reputation(linkedin.com)
3 points by sphix0r 10y ago|0 comments
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Microsoft victory in overseas email seizure case is upheld(reuters.com)
1 points by sphix0r 10y ago|0 comments
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European Commission – Stronger privacy rules for electronic communications(europa.eu)
3 points by sphix0r 10y ago|0 comments
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Belgian Privacy Commission launches plan for GDPR compliance(linkedin.com)
1 points by sphix0r 10y ago|0 comments
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by sphix0r 10y ago
I can recommend Ignite ( https://github.com/infinitered/ignite ) as well, has some scaffolding capabilities.
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by sphix0r 10y ago
Interesting. Do you have a link to his book / paper back then?
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by sphix0r 11y ago
It's cheap for what you get. Try comparing it to an iPhone, specs and price.