

I assume they’re setting their own DNS, because they’re stuck with Safari as the engine on iOS
Cryptography nerd
Fediverse accounts;
@Natanael@slrpnk.net (main)
@Natanael@infosec.pub
@Natanael@lemmy.zip
@Natanael_L@mastodon.social
Bluesky: natanael.bsky.social


I assume they’re setting their own DNS, because they’re stuck with Safari as the engine on iOS


Source code means you can refactor it to preserve that graphics. But realistically that’s unlikely if nobody wants to put the effort in
Too bad Obama claimed “change”
Why else is it called deposit card
No better source than RT?


Recreating Android Beam


Not with that attitude (unscrews the entire thing and shoves in a UV light on a wire in the gaps)


Yeah that’s the thing, quantum key distribution can not prove who is on the other end!
It fundamentally can not guarantee that the line is intact before you start communicating. You can in theory detect a break that starts after, but one that happened before is effectively invisible.
Quantum key distribution can not do anything other than key expansion (giving you more secret bits from a few), because the only way to know who is in the other end is to have agreed to a method of validation, such as a signature algorithm (but if you trust signatures you won’t care about quantum key distribution) or a shared secret (an authentication tag key). But if you have a large enough secret key, you can just use a regular symmetric encryption algorithm. Some might want forward secrecy from the quantum line, but you can get that with symmetric key ratchets like Signal uses where the ONLY benefit of quantum key distribution is that you avoid key management (but instead you maintain physical infrastructure)


This is neat, but quantum key distribution is stupid as hell because it’s only secure if you START OFF WITH A SHARED SECRET to authenticate the key pad and first round of messages.
And if you have that then you don’t need quantum encryption because you can do everything with just symmetric encryption (unless you specifically have some very weird forward secrecy requirements where it isn’t approved to use asymmetric post quantum algorithms like McEliece)


That’s depending on client. I’m using Thunder on Android, it shows it


This is the cross post, original OP is here https://lemmy.zip/post/68335876


This was mostly a ruling about the responsibility for websites (don’t have to block VPNs to enforce regional restrictions of content, etc) and VPN providers (not responsible for users circumventing regional restrictions). Websites can still choose to try to block, of course. Users can still be liable as usual if they use it to break the law but private companies are generally not responsible for enforcing that others follow the law, they’re responsible just for their own actions.


If you don’t have strong consumer rights enforcement you have to do a lot of research in advance. Even then you can be hit by companies changing model later.
In B2B, if you’re in charge you need to negotiate in terms to be able to break the contract if the other side don’t deliver what they promised. If you’re just an employee, you can’t do much about your bosses making stupid decisions. They might have thought they would save money, or gotten kickbacks, and you’re stuck with the consequences.
And yes, dishonest people should be filtered out.


For some, yes. But those are the sociopaths and those are relatively few. The rest are fed propaganda but can be convinced.


Are you secretly a fireant?


Both.
People with money brains can be sold on an investment. They won’t want to do anything that they won’t get a return on. People with empathy don’t need to be sold on helping people.


Social services is an investment with positive ROI, you can’t afford to save in on it


The estimates are 1.4 million dead + wounded together, several hundred thousand of which are dead, as many sources agree on even from within Russia


Even Russian sources complain about Russian failures
Even Russian military bloggers are mad about the massive losses
https://bsky.app/profile/chriso-wiki.bsky.social/post/3mq4kzxqm452f
More of that, from Russia media;
The EU rule is one thing, but Apple isn’t allowing third party browser engines outside of EU