Yeah the genuinely malicious apps are unlikely to be using Google ads or other services to generate revenue.
> Using blockchain technology also means you cannot abide by GDPR's right to forget. That means storing any personal information in a blockchain is a legal liability, at least in the EU, which limits its potential use…
This is an interesting thought but the answer can be as simple as cognitive biases. The world around you could be a literal utopia but the depressed mind would still think life is hopeless.
Indeed. Don't invest in ideas invest in people.
The distinction Apple makes is that iAds don't "track" you because they don't use cross-site or cross-app tracking in third party services the same way Facebook or Google do. Apple is of course still performing data…
What is your specific beef with Homebrew? You insult it but don't provide any reason it's so much more inferior compared to apt. There are some ways Homebrew is actually more secure than apt. For example in order to do…
I don't like password managers in general mostly because the ones that do all the syncing up magic you want are closed source. Recently I found out about Bitwarden and have been using it for a couple weeks. No regrets,…
To add to blub's response, macOS operates on a permissions system similar to iOS. A new application has to ask permission the first time it tries to access anything in your home folder. Moreover, it is also quite…
If this is the work of a nation state attacker, as sophisticated attacks often are these days, this is a very likely possibility. We saw just recently the likely Russian backed attack on a wide net of US companies and…
It only allows a whitelist of Signal related URLs, nothing else. See here in the code: https://github.com/signalapp/Signal-TLS-Proxy/blob/master/da...
Using innocent sounding CNAMEs on abandoned domains is definitely a smart idea. I’ve definitely got some old domains kicking about, I’ll see how far off they are from expiration and do something similar if they have at…
Yeah the genuinely malicious apps are unlikely to be using Google ads or other services to generate revenue.
> Using blockchain technology also means you cannot abide by GDPR's right to forget. That means storing any personal information in a blockchain is a legal liability, at least in the EU, which limits its potential use…
This is an interesting thought but the answer can be as simple as cognitive biases. The world around you could be a literal utopia but the depressed mind would still think life is hopeless.
Indeed. Don't invest in ideas invest in people.
The distinction Apple makes is that iAds don't "track" you because they don't use cross-site or cross-app tracking in third party services the same way Facebook or Google do. Apple is of course still performing data…
What is your specific beef with Homebrew? You insult it but don't provide any reason it's so much more inferior compared to apt. There are some ways Homebrew is actually more secure than apt. For example in order to do…
I don't like password managers in general mostly because the ones that do all the syncing up magic you want are closed source. Recently I found out about Bitwarden and have been using it for a couple weeks. No regrets,…
To add to blub's response, macOS operates on a permissions system similar to iOS. A new application has to ask permission the first time it tries to access anything in your home folder. Moreover, it is also quite…
If this is the work of a nation state attacker, as sophisticated attacks often are these days, this is a very likely possibility. We saw just recently the likely Russian backed attack on a wide net of US companies and…
It only allows a whitelist of Signal related URLs, nothing else. See here in the code: https://github.com/signalapp/Signal-TLS-Proxy/blob/master/da...
Using innocent sounding CNAMEs on abandoned domains is definitely a smart idea. I’ve definitely got some old domains kicking about, I’ll see how far off they are from expiration and do something similar if they have at…