Looking for help and hints
The Matrix server I'm on will be shut down.
Therefore i would like to migrate my account to a different server.
While I believe this to be possible the tool mentioned in the documentation (EMS Matrix Migration) isn't available any more
So, how do you migrate a Matrix account?
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I recommended in both cases to file a police report. While I'm not very optimistic that anyone will be held responsible, I think this is essential in case the accounts were used for fraudulent activities which are not yet apparent.
Change the account password to a strong random password. Change the password of other accounts which use the same or a similar password and enable MFA.
Additional I suggested to be open about the incident. Enabling possible other victims to learn or in the case of harassment to come forward
What are other or different recommendations you have?
Do you know of resource you could hand out to people who got their (social media) accounts hacked? Telling them how to react, secure their accounts, offer contacts which can support?
I need some #FediPower or #WisdomOfTheCrowd
For a published e-mail address, we get a ton of "job application" through [email protected]. The specific emails are inconspicuous. Some text, an attached pdf, "no" links in the body or PDF, nothing malicious as far as I can tell.
As googlegroups.com is owned by Google I assume it really is a Google Group.
But I can't find any information on this "group"
https://groups.google.com/g/nomaanoilandgas return "Content unavailable".
It could be a private group.
A web search doesn't return any results either
Did someone experience similar #SPAM or #Phishing emails and can elaborate further?
#Cybersecurity
Does anyone know a regulation which requires specific time periods from "vendors" to fix security vulnerabilities?
There is the (unofficial) 90 days which are often used in Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure. But I couldn't find anything specific in common standards or regulation :-(
I really would love to have something to shorten the recurring discussion on how quickly a vulnerability should get fixed 🤬
Clarification: I'm not talking about time-frames for operators to apply security patches from the vendors.
And I'm aware that the analysis of a (potential) vulnerability, the fix, the testing, certification, release of the system by the vendor is far more complex and time consuming than "simply" applying patches
Counting on the wisdom of the crowd. If I give you numbers like these:
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Do they ring any bell? Like an exotic timestamp? Or something that anyone has seen so far?
I appreciate shareing to reach as many people as possible and acquire potential responses.
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Hey all,
I'm searching for a virtual "KVM" software to work on different computer (laptops).
I can't remember its name 😠 so I'm looking for it or any alternatives.
Do any of you know or can recommend one?
#Boost welcome
What I'm looking for:
Some time ago I used a virtual "KVM" software, to use several laptops in parallel.
Actually, it was rather a Keyboard and mouse sharing application
It connected several computers (laptops). You ran it a client/server on all computers. In a text based configuration you could specify where the "screen" of the computer was. Analogous to a desktop extension you could move your mouse to the display. Then keyboard and mouse inputs were directed to the other computer. AFAIK the clipboard was also "shared"
Example:
Take the attached display layout. 1 could be your windows laptop, 2 your Linux laptop, and 3 your MacBook. Now you can simply switch the Computer you are working on by moving the mouse to one of the "screens"
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