Notices tagged with security, page 7
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"Tracking... so what? 7 things we know you're going to say"
https://myshadow.org/tracking-so-what by Tactical Tech Collective. Good compilation. :) #privacy #security #mydata
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Share your computer with any site any time using WebEx plugin !security https://bugs.chromium.org/p/project-zero/issues/detail?id=1096
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Heard about sloppy reporting in Swedish newspaper Dagens Nyheter saying that the latest #iOS updates remove the risk for getting the calls tapped... Well, maybe it removes one easy possibility of tapping it, but the imprecise description might get #iPhone people to think they are now safe. Come on... #security #privacy
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@silverwizard How did you find this gem? !security
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Heard about sloppy reporting in Swedish newspaper Dagens Nyheter saying that the latest #iOS updates remove the risk for getting the calls tapped... Well, maybe it removes one easy possibility of tapping it, but the imprecise description might get #iPhone people to think they are now safe. Come on... #security #privacy
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Kann ich jetzt Bingo rufen?
!crypto #landtag #sachsen #tls !security
https://quitter.se/attachment/2915725
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After due consideration, I have decided to shut down the instance of !gnusocial at http://status.hackerposse.com/url/13704 . It's broken and it appears unlikely to be fixable. I'm not happy about this--it's my only means of contact with most of you. But this is broken. And when stuff fails to function properly, I wonder what it's doing other than what it should. Which is to say, i…
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Ich habe mal wieder was gebloggt (und es hat gar nicht weh getan :))
http://qttr.at/1mfm
#tor !privacy !linux !security
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Der Tweet kommt von einem Tor-Browser, der in einer Sandbox läuft: https://blog.torproject.org/blog/tor-browser-65a6-released
!security :)
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Too Cool for PGP, a well-written rant on PGP, e-mail and "alternatives".
https://www.mailpile.is/blog/2016-12-13_Too_Cool_for_PGP.html
!security !infosec !crypto !umehack
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Too Cool for PGP, a well-written rant on PGP, e-mail and "alternatives".
https://www.mailpile.is/blog/2016-12-13_Too_Cool_for_PGP.html
!security !infosec !crypto !umehack
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Amit Serper @0xAmit writes about his tweet to use the Netgear vulnerability to stop itself: "This was retweeted so much my smartwatch crashed (interesting!)." The rise of the recursive self-referential vulnerability? https://twitter.com/0xAmit/status/808145336019644420 (via #Twitter) !security
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sloppy Europol IT !security revealed? !police
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Am 1.12. solltet ihr euch die Sendung SWR #Odysso anschauen: http://qttr.at/1l2p
!surveillance !privacy !security
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Using !Tor without #TorBrowser makes you vulnerable to DNS request leaks, and other nasties. I've seen this using #Thunderbird, which is just awful (ie. leaky) for all sorts of things (POP3, SMTP, IMAP, extensions). Not all data for every layer escapes, but there's enough leakage that anonymity is compromised. #TorBirdy is a Thunderbird plugin to reduce that kind of leakage. See h…
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♻ @dangillmor Great: @torproject building on @CopperheadOS and other projects to give Android better (i.e. real) security/privacy. https://blog.torproject.org/blog/mission-improbable-hardening-android-security-and-privacy ¶ !Android !security via @GlynMoody on #Twitter
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Reading the #Slashdot description it appears that encrypted data is not compromised, but, of course, with a root shell the entire drive could be wiped, LUKS partition and all. !crypto !security
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♻ @slashdot Cryptsetup Vulnerability Grants Root Shell Access On Some Linux Systems http://m.slashdot.org/story/318821 ¶ !crypto !security via @HackerFantastic on #Twitter
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@mk@oracle.skilledtests.com You're not "most people", you're !security-minded already. For most people, the extra effort of opening the password manager, copying username, switching back to the main app, pasting username, switching back to the password manager, copying password, switching back to the main app and pasting the password is a greater effort than typing "password123" f…
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Auto-type encourages the use of strong passwords. With #KeepassX and other password managers you should be generating a different, random, and long (20+ chars) password for each thing that needs a password. Typing something like p)?S_YZ:~%G:BL is bad enough with a real keyboard; auto-type is even better on phones and tablets. You're less likely to choose a convenient but weak pass…
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