Sergey Shkundaleu @archit3ct@social.ssbx.dev

@mike Here is a potential use case, let's say recipient of that information can't run PGP, so they involve their IT staff, but do not want them to see information, so 4096 bit key to cover transmission, and then simple zip pass to prevent IT from picking into it.

Distraction or perfection, here's how it went. I received a security key board today and was eager to get my hands on OpenSK, so I sat down to see what capabilities are. However as I looked at the board I realized that it's not really perfect to work with bare board, so I needed the case, I put 3D model into slicer, and got a connection error, damn certificates expired on the printer, I started refreshing certs, but ports are closed on network ... mmm fun wait what I wanted to do?

This article has a very catchy title, however it does not tell you why they were able to search any data in the first place. The answer is very simple, mainly because people had been using services from Big Tech where customers do not own their data and those guys have back-end access to customers data. Think about it, at the end of the day it's YOUR data! #privacy #ethiork https://www.nextgov.com/analytics-data/2022/05/fbi-ran-over-3-million-searches-americans-electronic-data/366420/

I am stunned how many organizations "misuse" cybesecurity insurance. While it make sense from a business perspective, I think that's where ethics should outweigh purely calculative approach. Any insurance is designed to restore what is broken, in a way rebuilt to it's original state. However with any data breach nothing was broken, it's unauthorized people have seen information that should not have been seen. You can not undo that, there is no way you can put genie back! #cybersecurity #ethics

Make no mistake, data is gold for any tech company that sells their customers in packages, it's just a question not much that tech company can obfuscate their data collection practices. https://thenyledger.com/tech/russian-tech-giants-data-harvesting-raises-security-concerns/ #privacy

I am starting to wonder, it looks like censorship to me, or LinkedIn deliberately hiding my post from my network. Here is the story: I've appeared on podcast and as a normal person shared it(post from podcast page) with my network. It's not an automated scheduled post, I shared it manually through LinkedIn interface. After 5 days it had low number of views. So I posted posted screenshot of my Mastodon post to LinkedIn and in 5 hours it generated more views that original post in 5 days. Weird...

I've been honored to appear on 808 Podcast and had a blast talking with Bob Clark about privacy and steps people could take to protect their it in today's world. Here you can watch an episode on their web site https://808podcast.com/808-podcasts/265-sergey-shkundaleu-iontec-software-llc/

REMEMBER: Cyber-security insurance is not your cyber-security tool, it won't help you prevent incident or reduce risks it's just something that might make mess clean-out cheaper.

@omgubuntu Rectangles are impractical, what that "white" space above logo is for, but logo itself looks better in my opinion.

@martijnbraam well Lenovo already made bunch of phones, even before they bought Motorola, but indeed they need to make ThinkPhone

@aral it's not a surprise, it's in a statue of any corporation to benefit shareholders, there are social benefit corporations though and then there is an open source movement.

@aral Try self hosted Bitwarden private and open source.

Privacy is a human right, people may choose not to exercise this right every time, but that doesn't mean that people ever meant to forgo this right, like many corporations trying to make everyone think.

I have been saying for a while that pixelation of the text is flawed and here is confirmation that recently emerged. https://thehackernews.com/2022/02/this-new-tool-can-retrieve-pixelated.html

@kev I would suggest it's all about those socioeconomic changes around the world, looks like fabric of our society changes and those changes aren't good ones, which brings all that stress. Stop the world I want to get off type of feeling.

Sometimes you come across interesting facts. Word "pseudo" has pronunciation of "soodo" which is very similar to famous Linux command sudo. So my guess command sudo came from word pseudo which make sense.

@kev Based on your results latency is what going to ruin your experience if you do while 56 to 27 is almost 100% improvement in a grand schema of things it's not that better. You just need to change your Fibre connection to optical fiber connection and you'll be set.