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by zobzu 10y ago
They also do not own github issues. The tone and content of all the replies is pretty bad, and, like, yeah, I'm no longer supporting Yubico either as a result.
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by zobzu 10y ago
Mosh requires OpenSSH to run so no matter what, using Mosh is ALWAYS less safe than OpenSSH alone since all it does is add functionality on top. Now, I wrote a 3DES-telnet tool back in 1996 and it has zero security vulnerability. That&#x2
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by zobzu 11y ago
thats great info, lets make more of these topics!
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by zobzu 11y ago
the amount of levels of stacking for work organization is pretty scary. Its as if people spend more time trying to organize than actually working. I use tmux for simple stuff that needs a "detached terminal", not work organization
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by zobzu 11y ago
interestingly its not using mercurial, bugzilla, etc. basically none of the mozilla stuff
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by zobzu 11y ago
its probably whats going to happen. Wait, its already happening. http://zeronet.io/ for example. served by users for users. all you pay is your ISP, thats IT.
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by zobzu 11y ago
Secure enclave as per their docs sounds just like their implementation of trust zone.. err "Trust Zone", most likely following ARM specs. The main difference would be that everyone knows trust zone through Qualcom's implement
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by zobzu 11y ago
"Impossible for security agency to hack" Nothing is 100% proof, crypto certainly isn't. It's going from child's play to "you actually need to knowledge" to "this is actually hard now" (but.. not
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Mozilla OpenSSH scanner(github.com)
3 points by zobzu 11y ago|0 comments
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by zobzu 11y ago
you've noticed auto updates yes?
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by zobzu 11y ago
What im reading is that apple can remote install an update that disable encryption. They dont want to do it. But that they have the capability is a bit scary.
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by zobzu 11y ago
theres a lot of nitpicks on code and go vs scala.. but .net is more flexible and annihilated both by a fair margin as well..
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by zobzu 11y ago
if i bike everyday my resting hr is 42bpm if i dont for a month its 47 walking is just one way, bike or swim is better though.. (and yes ive a rather low hr genetically regardless)
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by zobzu 11y ago
gnu of course ;)
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by zobzu 11y ago
Note that by default, curl itself can also output C code version of the CLI command as well (yay)
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by zobzu 11y ago
i just use terminals though, web-ui-everything is nice but also not all that convenient IMO since you need to forward ports 'n stuff.
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by zobzu 11y ago
Oh the vtop inspired bar is def cool! regular top has been catching up though and while htop is different and perhaps still better, regular top does the job for me in most cases.
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by zobzu 11y ago
encryption at rest would be quite amazing.
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by zobzu 11y ago
But cost is the problem, isn't it?
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by zobzu 11y ago
HEK sounds like: https://github.com/mozilla/MozDef since Mozilla makes Heka Have you tried that? I wonder how Mozilla likes it
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by zobzu 11y ago
Hey it looks like your debian/main page install path does not sign packages or use any trusted channel.
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by zobzu 11y ago
Unfortunately you just need to hack keybase and serve malicious code. It doesnt matter if its signed if my malicious code tells you the signature verification succeeded. Client side needs versioned code to make this harder. Including signed
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by zobzu 11y ago
From TFA: " At best, unikernels amount to security theater, and at worst, a security nightmare. " As a security engineer, that's a good one sentence summary from my point of view of unikernels, since, forever. I think the rea
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California to make effective phone and laptop disk encryption illegal in 2017(leginfo.ca.gov)
10 points by zobzu 11y ago|4 comments
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by zobzu 11y ago
your english isnt the greatest but the points are reasonably sound. in particular discovery is terrible - its worst - much worse than the altavista days. People don't seem to realize that 99.9% of the people see 0.0..1% of the content,
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by zobzu 11y ago
I'm sure it's involuntary (at least I hope so) but the prioritization is voluntary (like you said, if it was chrome it'd be instant fix - even if chrome had 1% market share). My comment means also to show the power Google hol
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by zobzu 11y ago
it would be awesome if the community could really take persona up and fix it up / make it easy to run etc. i.e. i wish projects like this the best of luck and hope to be using them later :)
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by zobzu 11y ago
"oh firefox sux" but in fact, it was all google's doing. imagine if they do this randomly and developers of safari, edge, firefox, dont always notice... good way to grab market share, by leveraging that the entire human race
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by zobzu 11y ago
1) break everything 2) change freeze 3) ??? Profit
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by zobzu 11y ago
Defending Google and attacking Firefox is still the trend though, as many of the comments show here, even thus this Mozilla employe's comments are crystal clear (for once someone does that - that's great!)

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