Signal's TLS Proxy Failed to Be Probing Resistant

Post by nix23 » Sat, Feb 06, 2021, 1:00 PM UTC

iforgotpassword wrote: post #34

chacha2 wrote: post #32

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Some people go without food. Being too afraid to sign up to a forum has past the point of first world problem.

Obviously; I'm living in the first world, so it shouldn't come as a surprise. It's like saying "Why don't you sell everything you have and dedicate your life to helping those that go without food?" And I'm actually one of those few people who do donate to a charity on a monthly basis. Do you do that? I'm doing that because it costs me money, not time, since I do have enough of the former, not the latter. Which brings…

Post by Daho0n » Tue, Feb 09, 2021, 2:07 PM UTC

nix23 wrote: post #41

iforgotpassword wrote: post #27

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I guess not wanting to sign up with my email adress on servers administered by god knows who with unknown security practices just to help you makes me a special snowflake then.

Use keepass so you can remember your passwords, dont use the same password everywhere. >with my email adress on servers administered >makes me a special snowflake then No one needs you, it's nice that you live but you are not special like...let's say a snowflake.

Post by greysonp » Tue, Feb 09, 2021, 6:37 PM UTC

Daho0n wrote: post #45

ryanlol wrote: post #26

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Of course they’re brushing this off, there’s simply nothing they can do to solve the problem of compromised platforms. Signal should focus on problems they can realistically solve.

Adding a warning is not unrealistic and unsolvable.