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Bu9818

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  1. comment
    Comment #40180540

    The take away of that story is: don't post a message from Tor that gives out the network that you're entering Tor from.

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    Comment #40180217

    They're talking about the attack surface to get accidental code execution from opening files that try to exploit vim. Integrating shell commands with vim/less is a valid feature.

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    Comment #39873258

    >namespaces (which have been a frequent source of vulnerabilities)... Unprivileged user namespaces sure, but I don't think that applies to namespaces in general (which without unpr…

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    Comment #39871161

    Yeah I was wrong about that, I confused it with socket-activation passing. The systemd-side socket is available from the process.

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    Comment #39870642

    Services may be in a different mount namespace from systemd for sandboxing or other reasons (also means you have to worry about filesystem permissions I suppose). Passing an fd fro…

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    Comment #39798049

    Use Invidious, use RSS, use yt-dlp, use Tor.

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    Comment #39214323

    The vast majority of services and user programs don't need to escalate privileges by invoking SUID/SGID binaries. no_new_privs should be used on them so that the "setuid with libc/…

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    Comment #38965645

    It could be a FOSS portable binary that runs outside of a web browser.

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    Comment #38730087

    They aren't preventing you from using a content filter nor are they making it difficult to scrape the site. The counter measures against this are the problem.

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    Comment #38729852

    I agree, I don't even care about ads in specific. I primarily use the tor browser which doesn't block ads due to fingerprinting (it's ok for casual browsing, though some sites are …

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    Comment #38669794

    For faster session establishment in OpenSSH consider ControlMaster in ssh_config(5), which multiplexes multiple sessions in one connection instead of creating a new connection for …

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    Comment #38283413

    Lots of games won't ever be converted to Wayland (maybe some unofficially by replacing libraries with updated ones that still work with the game), we'll need some nested X server l…

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    Comment #38108883

    Also, malicious code can be pushed to the website if you are logging in through that. You have to trust that their infrastructure is safe.

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    Comment #38095793

    You can mark individual files as No_COW in btrfs, and No_COW + preallocation is a requirement for swapfiles anyway due to how the swap subsystem works.

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    Comment #37963431

    >affected 100% of the connections to XMPP STARTTLS port 5222 (not 5223) Why did they only target the STARTTLS port? On a related note, I would never use the STARTTLS port (opportun…

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    Comment #37949801

    Instead of replacing the md5sum on the download page an attacker could replace the infohash/magnet link/.torrent file.

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    Comment #37949755

    There's at least some differences, such as HTTP/2 usage, or maybe algorithm usage/bugs in newer versions. Whether or not most tracker staff actually bother to attempt fingerprintin…

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    Comment #37895576

    The article linked includes OOB verification as a scenario in TOFU. From the perspective of the ssh client it's TOFU (no CA chain for the client to perform a check), sure, that jus…

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    Comment #37884738

    systemd.directives(7) is useful if you know what directive you want to read about but not in what manual it's in.

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    Comment #37841940

    I recommend programs using Tor to be run in an empty network namespace then set http/HTTPS/ALL_PROXY to a Unix domain socket created in torrc (or use socat to get it on the namespa…

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    Comment #37840006

    If I'm allowed to use a software implementation (like with TOTP) so that my private keys can be stored in for e.g. a KeePassXC database so that I can back it up by having multiple …

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    Comment #37800646

    The captcha on this page takes a few seconds then says "Failure", with no message, then restarts itself, when using Tor Browser on the Safer mode. edit: Was able to get a mix of a …

  23. comment
    Comment #37785968

    They have a couple more joke physical JP input methods: https://github.com/google/mozc-devices

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    Comment #37785856

    What in particular needs to be upstreamed and to what projects?

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    Comment #37785843

    Most of it is open source similarly to the Chrome/Chromium situation. But you're right that many Linux desktop users won't care about it due to it being locked down and limited, wh…