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NebulaTide@mastodon.bsd.cafe

<p>Cybersecurity enthusiast, working in ITsec. Open source aficionado and privacy evangelist.<br />Using Linux and BSD since end of 90&#39;s</p><p>I believe in everyone&#39;s right to privacy, just as I believer in the right for everyone to live the way that makes them happy and that everyone deserves respect and acceptance.</p><p>Posts will be deleted after four weeks.<br /><a href="https://mastodon.bsd.cafe/tags/freebsd" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#<span>freebsd</span></a> <a href="https://mastodon.bsd.cafe/tags/privacy" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#<span>privacy</span></a> <a href="https://mastodon.bsd.cafe/tags/cybersecurity" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#<span>cybersecurity</span></a></p>

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  • Post #4374168

    RE: https://mamot.fr/@pluralistic/117036967116010552 Looks like another bad move from Apple. Removing ICE Block from their App Store, an app which was designed to alert people when there is an ICE mob nearby, just to protect their relationship with their government sounds questionable to me.

  • Post #3749992

    Yesterday I ran pkgbasify on my FreeBSD 15.0 server. Seems like everything went well. Next step: updating to 15.1 Maybe a task for next weekend…

  • Post #3749991

    I’m seriously thinking about a capsule wardrobe. Dressing the same every day completely removes the hassle of deciding what to wear each morning and worrying if it matches … 🤔

  • Post #3625418

    Imagine an audio surveillance device suddenly appears in your front yard. Unbelievable? Indeed, but that’s exactly what happened in Virginia where a woman discovered a Flock Raven audio detection unit in her front yard. Now you might say: „Well, but that’s the US. This would never be possible in Europe“ But can we be sure? Currently governments and some parties in the EU put a lot of effort in establishing surveillance. It starts with messaging, social media. But I’m not the only person thinki...

  • Post #3421701

    Folks in Europe, here we go again. Hydra has grown new heads. If you haven’t already, now it’s time to reach out to your MEP as I did yesterday. https://fightchatcontrol.eu/ #chatcontrol #surveillance #freedom

  • Post #2222593

    This morning, I read an article in the newspaper which must appear weird to anynone who&amp;#39;s interested in the topic. It started like: &amp;quot;For a long time, the messenger service Signal was considered a secure alternative to WhatsApp by many consumers. However, following the phishing attacks on the platform targeting high-ranking politicians, the question now arises as to how secure the service really is. Those wishing to use alternatives should inform themselves beforehand.&amp;quot;...

  • Post #1095323

    RE: https://eupolicy.social/@pneutig/116284241679212945 Wann hört das eigentlich endlich auf? Die Chatkontrolle scheint ein ewiger Wiedergänger zu sein. Gerade beerdigt, schon steht sie wieder auf und streckt ihre gierigen Klauen aus.

  • Post #731108

    Proton is generally regarded as a secure email service and this might be true regarding encryption and data storage. But now Proton has collaborated with the FBI and handed over payment data to identify the owner of an email account. And guess what … The owner of the account was not a paedophile or a terrorist, it was an activists connected to the protest movement „Stop Cop City“ Of course, Proton acted accordingly to Swiss law but considering that this not a single case and Proton is always...