Aug 29, 2023
Staying ahead in cybersecurity requires constant learning and adaptation. If you're interested in cybersecurity research, explore the resour
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Staying ahead in cybersecurity requires constant learning and adaptation. If you're interested in cybersecurity research, explore the resour
Discord Breach Exposes 70,000 Users’ IDs and Passports
Discord confirmed a data breach at a third-party provider, exposing government-issued IDs of about 70,000 users from age verification appeal
Open source is the default in blockchain, enabling transparency, trust, and auditability even as privacy remains a key challenge.
Rocket Software provides robust security and compliance solutions that are designed to help your business prepare for and recover from any d
Attention
It appears that Google is threatening to block its search engine in Australia if the government proceeds with a new code that would force it and Facebook to pay media companies for the right to use their content
For all the Australians out here and for those that want to stick up to Google monopoly here is a list of some alternative browser to use
https://of-shit-and-fans.tumblr.com/post/640230164953956352/this-is-in-no-way-shape-or-form-a-comprehensive
With Mozilla coming out in favour of the 2021 Great Purge Firefox and Thunderbird users better take notice There are multiple options for y
List of links and resources for a DIY networking project
Some links don't work properly:
Qaul.net: link gives error but manually inputting it manually on Duckduckgo works
Etherpad box: appear to work only when clicked on on Duckduckgo, I had an error when trying to input it
Yellow chairs: the link gives a 404
Alternet: searching for it manually gives a linktree page unsure if the same or something unrelated
Snowden Archive-in-a-box: links appear unable to work but searching the keywords appear to give the desired results
Polylogue: links appear to lead to nothing
Stupidforum: link and page appear to not work properly
Airtime: link perhaps written incorrectly searching sourcefabric airtime works just fine
Mesh-club: 404 error
The list is much longer unless you use Duckduckgo as a browser
https://nethood.org/links/
NetHood: bridging the physical with the digital
Spyware neocities is a spyware watchdogs that runs independent reviews on various browsers/sites. While the catalogue is far from that extensive/omni-comprensive it's still worth a read
https://spyware.neocities.org/articles/index.html
Brave browser makes the first step forward a decentralized net with the native implementation of IPFS (a peer-to-peer node system) in what can hopefully be considered the start of a new, free-er internet
https://reclaimthenet.org/brave-ipfs/
Brave has integrated IPFS.
https://blog.ipfs.io/2021-01-19-ipfs-in-brave/
A peer-to-peer hypermedia protocol to make the web faster, safer, and more open.