stealthyb

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   by stealthyb 11y ago

   It definitely helps, but if you're trying to keep up with the latest security, you'd be susceptible to Logjam (due to DHE-supporting ciphers in the default TLS 1.2 list). There's the Mozilla SSL Configuration Generator which
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   by stealthyb 11y ago

   This is a much more accurate than the old "Locks keep honest people honest" saying. If you consider yourself an honest person, ask yourself how many times you've tried to open doors to random houses as you walk down the stree
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   by stealthyb 15y ago

   While the ideal flow/funnel is to go from persuasive copy to signup in a single visit, I've often found myself going back to a site/service multiple times over the course of months before actually signing up. It's probably part of the multi
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   by stealthyb 15y ago

   EFF is great and I would encourage anyone to donate/join. If you get a chance to attend, they frequently speak at the DefCon conference in Las Vegas, NV ( http://www.defcon.org ) and field digital rights questions. They also produce useful
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   by stealthyb 15y ago

   I hear this reasoning all the time -- that your desire to keep X private is null and void because some fringe Y case would expose you. The world isn't black and white and privacy isn't binary. There are already privacy protections for doct