This year’s #w3cTPAC in #Kobe 🇯🇵 brought together 700+ participants for 85 community-driven breakout sessions. Several key themes emerged such as #AI, #accessibility, #identity, #credentials, #wallets, #privacy and #security. Each GitHub issue details a session, with links to agendas, slides, and recordings.
Had to go through a "#security" training for a new #nonprofit client, and all I could think was - you call this secure? Are these really your "#bestpractices"? Is this how nonprofits operate? Why are you really using all these #bigtech platforms?
Wow, if you search for signal messenger on DuckDuckGo using Chrome, the actual @signalapp web site is the *third* entry following ads for “Signal Private Messenger – Free Download” that leads to the site appmaus.com and “Get Signal Messenger | Install Signal App” that leads to the site filelocations.com.
RE: grapheneos.social/@GrapheneOS/A claim is being pushed that two newspapers are the reason we’re pulling operations out of France. That is entirely wrong! We would still be leaving regardless of whether the newspapers or the French media supported us. More info below:#GrapheneOS #privacy #security
Wenn nur jeder meiner über 37.000 Mastodon-Follower im Monat einen Euro spenden würde – dann gäb’s hier längst ein Redaktionshund, eine Kaffeeflatrate und wahrscheinlich auch einen eigenen Meme-Beauftragten. Aber hey, träumen darf man ja wohl! 😁 👇
Tonight at 6PM CDT (11PM UTC) I'll be doing a live stream on the "All Things Secured" YouTube channel. The topic will be GrapheneOS/secure mobile setup. Here's the link to the stream - youtube.com/watch?v=XkKxYI4osOs. Hope to see you there!
@josh Just put out a great PSA for those still using #CalyxOs on their phone. Now’s the time to consider switching to @GrapheneOS for ultimate mobile #privacy and #security youtu.be/oTp8cTPH8g4?si=GboChm
Most people think they need to prepare for a sophisticated software attack, but your biggest risk is your habits. Exploiting people is often the easiest way in.
I don't imagine many Linux users would trust a billy-no-name 'free' VPN extension, but friends and family might be less savvy to the dangers - dangers the researchers at Koi Security show are real for 100k users of this Chrome add-on.
So for anyone else who’s weird about privacy, there’s an adblock list that you can use in your linux hosts file. It also works for things like AdAway and Pihole, but I’m just shocked they made a host file version. Either way, here it is: <https://github.com/hagezi/dns-blocklists?tab=readme-ov-file#ultimate>
#Linux #Privacy #Security
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