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Comment #49152743
Env variables are considered best practice (factor 3): https://developer.ibm.com/articles/creating-a-12-factor-appl... If I would avoid env then i need to put it in some kind of co…
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Comment #49127987
Why should that help to have no env variables?
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Comment #49110440
I just use my home router as VPN to not care if the 100 apps om my phone have a working encryption. I also use it to access my home services so that they are not exposed to the int…
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Comment #48998573
Exists randomness or is it just lack of information? :)
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Comment #48880411
I think compression would reduce the problem not? I think if you swap the wire format to something like jsonb you would need to parse it again anyway and pay the cpu time.
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Comment #48034071
acme.sh supports multiple CAs there is even a RFC for CAs that describe the api.
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Comment #48034061
I would define high as "double time needed to fix a dns issue" and account for weekends
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Comment #48018533
What's the threat model. Where do you store the decryption key? E.g. if my app needs a db connection I can ask a vault service but I need creds for that. The vault service can rota…
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Comment #48018515
Edit: Banking has no selfservice password reset. A lot of work for customer support due to identification. Nobody wants to do that for free and if the accounts are freenyou may get…
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Comment #48018498
> But then your hardware dies A lot of services have password reset email features. If the email account has passkey you're screwed. But restore by snail mail can be possible but s…
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Comment #47796671
Pull request to notify on setup (2 weeks old): https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/pull/38548
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Comment #47747918
Is that legal? Do you avoid uploading somehow?
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Comment #47105846
Not if the advertise zero knowledge encryption. As far as I understand the password sharing / collaboration feature is often the problem. Second: The provider can get the passwords…
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Comment #47105780
> Much like the other products we analyse, 1Password lacks authentication of public keys. This trivially enables sharing attacks similar to BW09, LP07 and DL02, something that the …
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Comment #46958084
In europe you need identification to buy a sim or esim. https://www.reddit.com/r/europe/comments/9ziqfi/european_cou...
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Comment #42244573
> online access is as necessary as water We have paper money and also can work and buy stuff offline. I would say online access is as necessary as a car. Possible without but less …
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Comment #42244557
Driving licence is a bad argument because there is public transportation service. If you're reckless or have other issues the licence is revoked.
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Comment #42171728
One reason was, that the security model wasn't enough anymore. E.g. every application was trusted and can listen to key inputs e.g. steal passwords and credit card infos. Btw there…
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Comment #40761440
One of these: https://media.pearsoncmg.com/bc/abp/cs-resources/products/se...
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Comment #40570423
qutebrowser does that. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qutebrowser
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Comment #40353830
Which ones? I try to learn how these systems work
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Comment #38887093
You can edit the url to use any number. :)
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Comment #38600281
which rss reader do you use?
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Comment #38554867
Generally it depends on the threat vector. * Do you trust the hardware * Do you trust the OS * Do you trust the user * Do you trust the software On a rootkit you don't trust the OS…