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are they related?

yesterday’s announcement that xmpp will require tls
manifesto

today’s announcement of Darkmail based on xmpp..

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ahahahahahha!!!

first there was the S4: SuperSimpleStorageService..http://www.supersimplestorageservice.com/

then there was the Fuck-Off-As-A-Service..http://foaas.com/

now we got da Dev-null-As-A-Service…http://devnull-as-a-service.com/

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ahahahahahha!!!

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adventures with keepass

1. using cubby to sync the kdbx


2. using the built-in sync with owncloud webdav – syncs everytime the db is saved.


3. using bittorrent sync to sync kdbx with android phone(not exaxtly sure why i want keepass on phone but nevermind)


4. using keepasshttp+chromeipass on chrome


5. using keefox on ff – issue: auto-submit on some(all?) js forms is very bad..i think it submits an empty form. so sites like the nexus forums keep giving me bad login pages. will disable auto submit to see how. nexus forums login just fine in chrome with keepasshttp+chromeipass. not a keepass problem.

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encrypt+backup

https://github.com/skorokithakis/encbup , encrypted version of bup.

alternatively, obnam.

or duplicity.

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freetom to

The killer cutoff is if it’s possible to write server apps for the platform in question. For iOS you can while the app is in the foreground, for Android you can all the time, for Firefox or Chrome OS . . . nope, they are explicitly designed to be clients to something else. – https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6622328

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stuff you can do with your ssh

sign your keys like its the web of trust..

multiplex it with ssl on 443

sign your keys with certs…

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on lastpass

from hn :

Did any of you actually expect that you could share an account (a username and password) without one party knowing a piece of the information?

Most technical users would not believe this. But here’s the problem. This is what LastPass says when sharing the password:

password will remain a secret

So it is rational to believe that the majority of users will believe (since they are told this by LastPass) that the password will remain a secret.

And this misses the most important issue. What other claims are LastPass asserting that are easily falsified?

.

.

.

.

it has held up under scrutiny from various infosec professionals (you can find some blog posts from nova hacKer’s)

Thanks for the additional information. I was honestly incredulous that any security professional would recommend LastPass for important things like bank credentials so I did some Googling specifically for the one you mentioned:
https://www.novainfosec.com/2011/11/15/new-multifactor-authe…

Although I probably wouldn’t store high value passwords using an online service like this, LastPass provides an simple way to use different strong passwords for every site you need to authenticate to.

This is exactly how I think about it. Online forums? Sure, LastPass is probably great. Online banking? No. Brokerages? No. Web-based email? No.

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figment of my wireless imagination

will 200 ubiquiti APs cover the entire singapore island?

the thought came to me while reading http://genesysguru.com/blog/blog/2012/12/30/raspberry-pi-and-openbts/ and thinking the fairwaves at us$2-3k each are a bit ex for toys..

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the internet is a dangerous place

so i should redo all my passwords, really……

with keepass..keepasshttp…chromeipass….

then firefox and android…..

but i’m lazy…….think i’ll redo them slowly……..

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a future that we didn’t sign up for

They may have the money, but we have the tools of technology.

But I’m also frustrated. We seemed to have been coerced into working for a future that we didn’t sign up for. But hopefully, as anger amongst my generation grows at the world that has been handed to us, maybe more of us will realise that they may have the money, but we have the tools of technology.

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so what is ogilvy & mather actually trying to say?!?

this actually turned up in the results as i was searching ‘men cannot ‘…

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why selective parity?

One female witness at the time who didn’t have a husband or father to co-sign her business loan “had to ask her 17-year-old son to co-sign for her — when he couldn’t even vote,” she says. – 25 Years Since Women Needed a Male Co-Signer

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stuff to remember..

how to use markdown!

free pixels!

lets try title again!

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the story of the Uber app

http://thegreatdiscontent.com/elle-luna

 

Oh, I forgot to mention that I had a three week gig with Uberbefore I joined the Mailbox team—this is where things get crazy! So I was using Uber all the time in San Francisco, even though I hated the design. And then I went to the Crunchies awards ceremony and at a post-ceremony event, where I was in a ball gown, I saw the CEO of Uber, Travis Kalanick, sitting at the bar. I was three whiskeys deep at this point and I walked up to him and said, “I use Uber all the time and I absolutely hate the app. I think you should bring me in to fix it.” He replied, “Oh, yeah? What are the three things you’d fix about it?” I said, “I’d redo the logo, redo the entire app, and change the rating system.” I think there was something about being in a dress that empowered me to say such things (laughing). And do you know what he said? He said, “Be at the Uber office at 9am on Monday.” I told him I couldn’t do it alone and he said he’d have a team for me.

I thought the offer was bogus, but I went to Uber’s office on Monday at 9am, laughing to myself, and Travis led me back to a project room with two other designers—they were from outside of Uber and he had flown them in from New York!That is the magic of CEOs who get shit done. We took on the Uber app and redesigned it in three weeks. In fact, one of the guys he flew in from New York, Shalin Amin, ended up staying on full-time. The app is gorgeous and last night it won the Fast Company 2013 Innovation By Design Awards for the transportation category, beating out Mars Rover and Tesla. They’re doing some good stuff at Uber.

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shit i agree with

 

from http://forum.utorrent.com/viewtopic.php?id=139892

 

I registered just so I could reply to this, danielmak.  Though I’m not a Mac user, I hope it’s of some help:

Look for an installed program/process called SearchProtect.

I just got the same thing after updating, and -very sneaky- I was presented with additional steps that hadn’t been shown during previous updates, and I clicked through, only seeing “Accept this offer” at the last second as I clicked it.

Uninstall that useless piece of crap, then your browser settings changes will stay in-place.  After that, I might also recommend that you do what I did, and remove the application that had the temerity to introduce such underhanded software to your machine in the first place.

—-To uTorrent itself:

I trusted you, uTorrent.  You were a regular standby app on my systems because you did the job, and did it well.  I counted you alongside tools like Winamp or Notepad++ as “must-haves” during any new installation.  I put up with the “app” nonsense when it was added, and even accepted the addition of the ad bar as a necessarily evil.  At least it was all unobtrusive enough, and safe to ignore if I didn’t want it.

Now, you’re partnering with a “search company” (HA!) that has resorted to underhanded shady tactics to boost their usage numbers.  I never used Yahoo because I don’t need a “content provider” for my web searches.  Yahoo is floundering so hard because, just like AOL, they sat back on their collective butts, content with the number of legacy users they managed to gather back in their heyday, instead of trying to keep with the times and make themselves attractive to new users.  Looks like they’ve realized how far back they’ve managed to slide, and are willing to resort to any means to make themselves look better to potential buyers.

Meanwhile, uTorrent has resorted to trickery, relying on their users’ trust and acquired expectations/habits to sneak this stupid hijacker past them during an “update”.  It took me just a few minutes to figure out why I couldn’t get my homepage settings to stick, but once I did, I knew EXACTLY who had introduced this malware (and make no mistake, that is EXACTLY what it is) to my machine. Yes, I should have been more aware when the installer threw a full page of text at me (the “agreement”), but it was late and I simply wasn’t expecting this changed behavior from such a trusted program.

So, like so many other companies before it, uTorrent has apparently decided that it’s time to start foisting this crap off onto their loyal users.  Thing is, you don’t have a captive audience here.  You’re not the only fish in the sea, and I can very easily adapt to another program that does the same job, but doesn’t treat its users like delicious marketing numbers to be manipulated and sold.

Rest assured: the people who will be most offended by this behavior are the people who supported your efforts from the very beginning.  The feeling of betrayal is a lot stronger with folks like us, and the reaction will be just as strong as it is quick.

Now, uTorrent is no longer a mainstay of my regular apps, and will not be recommended by name to the many people I talk to in a support capacity every day, as I had been for a few years now.  I suppose I can at least thank you, though, for confirming I was doing the right thing by steering users away from Yahoo, which has apparently decided any tactic is fair game where boosting their numbers is concerned.

Enjoy whatever pennies you got out of my accidental click.  They will be the last you see coming from my direction.

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the future is immutable

among others..

https://github.com/coreos/etcd

A highly-available key value store for shared configuration and service discovery – that ships with CoreOS.

 

http://nerds.airbnb.com/smartstack-service-discovery-cloud/

SmartStack

 

http://www.serfdom.io/

serf

 

https://juju.ubuntu.com/docs/charms-config.html

juju

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tptacek 9 hours ago | link This is a browser built on Chromium. Where is its source code? Is this a closed-source wrapper around Chromium?Later: Answer: Yes. https://twitter.com/jeremiahg/status/392335814048247808 reply

reginaldjcooper 8 hours ago | link I am doing a double-take as well.It seems like closed-source is antithesis to “designed for the every day person who really values their online security and privacy.” reply

true_religion 7 hours ago | link I think the key word there is ‘every day person’, which for most non-technical people means that they trust someone has looked after the problem, and may actually feel safer by paying someone to do so.reply

pyalot2 3 hours ago | link Oh there’s no problem paying somebody to do a job. But somehow you’ll need to be able to check that the job is done. Or at least read the opinion of somebody who has no stake in the matter to attest to the job being done.So “the job” here involving making a browser not do things, which you can’t see. How often pray tell do you pay somebody to perform a job you can’t verify the outcome of, but take him by his word that he did it? reply

vezzy-fnord 7 hours ago | link The placebo effect does not really apply to software, though.reply

recursive 4 hours ago | link How can you be so sure?reply

vezzy-fnord 4 hours ago | link At least for one, it is so much easier to break the placebo.reply

jessaustin 7 hours ago | link Unfortunately the aforementioned persons are unlikely to realize they could pay someone to look after security in an open, communicative fashion.reply

nextstep 7 hours ago | link How? Seems to me like an “every day person” wouldn’t dive into the source code of their browser.reply

reginaldjcooper 6 hours ago | link they would not, but the “many eyes” effect would benefit them neverthelessreply

themechanic 8 hours ago | link My thoughts exactly. Why haven’t they made the source public.reply

beaker52 9 hours ago | link If I got an email from george@avoid416scam.com claiming to protect my bank account from 416 scams for free if I give him access to my bank account, I’d be suspicious.Instead I got a website from whitehatsec.com claiming to provide me a more secure web browser for free, claiming it’s perfectly safe to put in my bank account info into it. Won’t touch it with a barge pole. My spidey sense is tingling for one reason or another. reply

eCa 5 hours ago | link But with Chuck Norris [1] on the board, how bad can it be?[1] https://www.whitehatsec.com/abt/board.html reply

dubcanada 7 hours ago | link Well it is Whitehat Security, so the website is not really a negative I would say.But I agree reply

everettForth 7 hours ago | link How does this make any sense?” As the adage goes, “If you’re not paying for something, you’re not the customer; you’re the product being sold.” Browsers are no different, … WhiteHat Security has no interest or stake in the online advertising industry, so we can offer a browser free of ulterior motives. What you see is what you get. We aren’t interested in tracking you or your browsing history, or in letting anyone else have that information either.” reply

Mikeb85 7 hours ago | link And with Chromium or Firefox we can see the source code and know for sure….reply

shuzchen 7 hours ago | link “And yet not a single browser vendor offers ad blocking, instead relying on optional third-party plugins, because this breaks their business model and how they make money.”.I’m actually happy when browsers keep their core features as lean as possible and instead do the work that enable plugin creators to create functionality. More true for ad-blocking, where you want the plugin to be updated more often than the browser itself (e.g., for newer lists, new techniques for detecting ads). reply

throwaway9101 5 hours ago | link Adblock plugins slurp down new lists without updating the plugin code itself. Newer techniques, sure, but I don’t think ABP’s release cycle is substantially faster than Firefox’s.reply

Ralith 3 hours ago | link It could still make sense to ship an ad blocking plugin with the browser distribution.reply

pyalot2 9 hours ago | link Proprietary “safer” web browser. Yeah right.reply

davidgerard 4 hours ago | link Best comment:“Closed Source: Check Potential GPL license violation: Check Random “whitehate” company using wordpress to host website: Check. Maybe it’s just me, but unless I see the source, I wouldn’t touch this with even a virtual machine.” reply

fnbr 8 hours ago | link I find it incredible that someone would publish a web browser claiming to be safer:a) without publishing the source code, and b) acting surprised when people don’t trust it. Seriously, what was @jeremiahg thinking? reply

glomph 8 hours ago | link Something actually interesting in the space of a safer web browser: http://goto.ucsd.edu/quark/reply

officialjunk 2 hours ago | link Do you use this?reply

saejox 9 hours ago | link Totally downloading because a wordpress page with binary download link is the safest/private thing i can think of.reply

rada 8 hours ago | link Registered through GoDaddy, no less:http://whois.net/whois/whitehatsec.com reply

webwanderings 8 hours ago | link Never heard of this company before, not sure what to think of their blog post announcing the availability of this browser. If I’m not mistaken, one can pretty much configure any browser to do what they have identified done in their browser, unless there’s more.reply

TruthSHIFT 9 hours ago | link “If you’re not paying for something, you’re not the customer; you’re the product being sold.”I was hoping that this was something I could pay for. It’s still a free web browser. reply

CrankyPants 9 hours ago | link Noticed the same thing.I hope they’re more careful with their software design and monetization plan than they were with that announcement. And at some point they should probably address that it’s still an advertisement–for their services. reply

cmiles74 7 hours ago | link I would imagine the target market consists solely of those who have already contracted with this company.reply

clienthunter 4 hours ago | link Am I only the only one who worries what the repercussions of an ad-blocking-by-default browser getting market share might be?“Facebook, sign up now for only $4 a month…” “You have 12 tweets left. Why not top up now?” reply

grncdr 3 hours ago | link I personally would love to see both of those changes, as they’d force people to place some value on such distractions.- a confessed twitter addict reply

clienthunter 2 hours ago | link Give me your twitter password and I’ll lock you out, then write you an app that only lets you tweet after solving a soduku.reply

0×0 5 hours ago | link I wonder how diligently updates will be handled. Do the authors have access to all the restricted/confidential security chromium bug reports, and will they be able to push out updated binaries the same second chrome does? Otherwise this could quickly end up leaving users visibly exposed to otherwise-well-known future vulns.reply

lloyddobbler 2 hours ago | link “We strip out referring URLs across domains to protect your privacy”Which makes it even more interesting that they’re using Google Analytics to track visitors and sources on their site. reply

webjunkie 9 hours ago | link Oh yeah, really long text and then an inviting “click here” at the end. That is neither the best usability nor SEO-friendly in any way.reply Â

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