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Re: Basic Electron Framework Exploitation

#2
At this point in time, it's reasonably healthy to assume that everything has backdoors. The only place where information can be kept safe and hidden is deep within our minds. Any method used to share said information with another human being is subject to surveillance and backdoors. Only share what you don't mind being read by the state and it's friends.

Re: Basic Electron Framework Exploitation

#6

At this point in time, it's reasonably healthy to assume that everything has backdoors. The only place where information can be kept safe and hidden is deep within our minds. Any method used to share said information with another human being is subject to surveillance and backdoors. Only share what you don't mind being read by the state and it's friends.

Unless you're using [or forced to use?] Neuralink; probably.

Re: Basic Electron Framework Exploitation

#8

At this point in time, it's reasonably healthy to assume that everything has backdoors. The only place where information can be kept safe and hidden is deep within our minds. Any method used to share said information with another human being is subject to surveillance and backdoors. Only share what you don't mind being read by the state and it's friends.

For some reason, the key to my mind’s backdoor is beer.

Re: Basic Electron Framework Exploitation

#10

It is amazing to see how large, fat, over-engineered frameworks are taking over the internet. Not only it is easy to backdoor but usually they consume an enormous amount of memory and CPU. Not sure how we ended up here.

Cross-platform guis are hard or ugly and html+css came to save the day
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