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Comment #26789952
Are you using alternatives to Qubes tools such as the secure clipboard (qvm-copy-to-vm), or just using a lower security setup?
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Comment #24049973
Web Search Navigator is a Chrome/Firefox extension that adds keyboard shortcuts to Google, YouTube, Github, Amazon, Startpage, and Google Scholar. Note that this extension focuses …
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Comment #23569048
Do you mean sharding them using something like Shamir Secret Sharing, splitting in order to be able to transfer/store a large blob, or something else?
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Comment #23566973
Thanks for mentioning the octocouplers implementation, it looks very interesting and I'll look it. Other options I'm aware of to avoid USB and complex drivers/protocols: - Scanning…
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Comment #23564754
> You could do the same thing with the application binary itself and have them compare hashes. This is not scalable to software updates, which happen much more frequently than (lon…
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Comment #23564429
> Right. If you already have a secure channel to receive the signing key over, you can just use it to receive the software to begin with. Note that the secure channel sometimes has…
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Comment #23561530
If you define untrusted software as anything not coming from your distro's official package manager, many people run lots of untrusted software on their Linux systems. Think of PPA…
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Comment #23561499
> And where it matters more, hardware compartmentalization. With the caveat that you need to use secure air-gapped communication, and you probably want to use Qubes on each of the …
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Comment #23561470
While I can appreciate your vision, that seems too detached from the current reality. Software development is a highly distributed system with many human participants with differen…
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Comment #23561368
> Xorg already provides a full suite of security protocols that allow fine grained control over every aspect of any application down to the single pixmap via access control hooks. …
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Comment #23561343
I agree that Android app security model is much better than desktop Linux (of course, they had the privilege of designing a new system without backward compatibility concerns and a…
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Comment #23561225
Signatures are meaningful when the keys are more secure than the servers hosting the data. If you download software from a hacked server that serves you malware, the signature chec…
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Comment #23521457
I think it's unlikely that pip will be able to easily install something like Sage anytime soon, but one could use conda [1] which is pretty popular in the scientific community, or …
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Comment #21565681
Even if the security is not significantly enhanced over a content blocker, tracking using JS will be much harder (assuming the cloud device is randomized in some way).
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Comment #20189188
May I suggest adding an options page to configure the keybindings (and store them in browser.storage.sync)? Happy to send a PR.
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