> builds a GRUB replacement in 2016
> spends 5 years breaking GRUB piece by piece
> strips LUKS encryption from /boot "for security"
> proposes to remove: btrfs, xfs, zfs
> keeps SquashFS, two CVEs, one rated 7.8 HIGH
> controls the signing keys for all of it
> Canonical promoted him.

https://www.sambent.com/canonicals-grub-saboteur-has-a-10-year-plan

@doingfedtime

I love the write up, but god damn those animations... 1 is too many.

also, homework at the end of a blog post? how bout no.

@doingfedtime

un-boosting. I can not in good concious inflict this garbage on others. This is a prime candidate of "summarize this page for me"

linkedin is leaking again

@kajer to each his/her own. brave has a button to kill all the animations. Thanks for the feedback.
@doingfedtime
Julian Klode is also Debian's Lead Maintainer of KeepassXC and apparently his decisions in this are also not without controversy, see:
https://heise.de/-9715863
Debian: KeePassXC-Paket verliert Funktionen, Umstieg zum Nachrüsten nötig

Der Maintainer des KeePassXC-Passwort-Managers bei Debian hat das Paket weitgehend entkernt. Ein alternatives Paket enthält alle Funktionen.

heise online
@oausi thank you for this I didn't know.

@oausi @doingfedtime

adds more weight to my long standing advice:

don't trust password managers nor consumer VPNs

#vpn #passwordmanagers #tech #security #cybersecurity #opensource

@doingfedtime

sounds like one of many agents of western intelligence in open source projects

#opensource