Remember how Telegram said they would stop providing Chinese authorities with user data during the Hong Kong protests. Implying that they were doing it at some stage.
Also remember how the FBI have said in several leaked documents they hate signal because the only data they get is when the user signed up and the last time they were online, nothing else.
Which app would you rather use?
Become a ward of the state or another family member.
Me.
Why? Because I called it.
No. Would you support a project that has a security issue like what N++ had but said nothing?
Yes. How an org reacts to security incidents is one of the gauges I use to see if a project should be supported.
Several of those don’t. They only have an archive on GH so they can direct Devs to other platforms.
Yes, because if you read the release it was a fault at the underlying provider which they were already moving away form.
Also, you can not stop a proper state sponsored threat actor so leaving an org because they were hit is stupid when they are open about what happened and how they have made actual changes to minimise it from happening again.
Have a look at the programs you use, do any of them accept donations.
A tener to your Lemmy host a month would be good too Notepad++ is a good one too.
Gimp, Blender, and DaVinci Resolve to give a fuck you to Adobe.
Id ignore any request outside his authority.
I would also start making IT tickets every time your device stops you from working. Maybe you have a unique bad device or there is a systematic problem with the topping and nothing will change untill enough people complain about it.
Ya bot forgot to post the actual title.
No new news here. Cars have been hackable sine the mid 2010s when researches hacked and ecu via a car radio using the FM radio.
Anyone can see who votes on what.
Rather than exploiting zero-days, as we commonly see targeting FortiGate devices, the actor used brute-force attacks with common passwords to gain access to devices.
Oh thank god.
But then every western government will not allow the import of those products because of “national security”
1 of 2 things will need to happen for the shortage to be resolved.
I believe 2 will happen before 1 because 1 will take several years to happen.
Don’t most languages or frameworks have community boards? Maybe not the mailing lists more like old school forums