It remains a myth as to why @protonprivacy does not delete emails when pressing DELETE key...
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I don't suppose that trusting #sigstore to run a centralized CA and transparency logs just to issue short-lived certs for me to generate signatures is much more secure than #PGP signing using my own keys. I'm just increasing the attack surface...
The whole Googlesque philosophy of "trust us; don't be evil" is contrary to my take on information security.
But I'm also open to anyone convincing me otherwise.
Viss
Lukasz OlejnikNew research: RSA-2048 encryption keys can be broken with single qubit and 3 oscillators. The catch? You’ll need about 10 followed by 45 million zeros joules of energy—roughly comparable to several medium-sized stars, or 10^44,999,986 Hiroshima bombs. Good luck! https://arxiv.org/pdf/2412.13164
Stefan HabelMore companies should embrace reminders that pop up after a certain amount of scrolling, letting readers know that it’s time to close the browser tab… #LinkedIn
Today I was told that if I'm working in security, I must be familiar with #Microsoft #Purview.
I wonder: is Microsoft even a player in the security game?
Latest apple publication on #LLMs is another proof that headlines like these are just publicity stunts by AI-bros. I absolutely cannot imagine that #hackers that manage to run high-impact campaigns would use #aislop to improve their attacks.
So #Dynadot want's my "government-issued ID" to delete my account. You might want to reconsider if you're planning to do business with them. #Privacy
@da_667 hahahaha dude for a talk i did at securityfest last year, i think i even pointed out that you can change the shell of a user to a bash script instead of /bin/bash or whatever..
you can like
echo "curl parrot.live" > /tmp/fucktardia.sh
chmod +x /tmp/fucktardia.sh
chsh loser
(aim it at /tmp/fucktardia.sh)
user loser now sshes into a box and gets party parrot.
control c? connection drops.
i am currently unaware of a way to bypass that, but if we find one, we should tell @bagder