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@SymphonTail @gninyehs

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@gninyehs choking me cutely >~<

Omg I'm real.... Thank you for the awesome suit @cuiliyan331 <3

I'm never going AFK again this is the 2nd timee!!!!! GRRRRR 😭

@MeowdyMomo @MintyWafflesky @TheTaioyaki @EDoxFX Ahahahaha, the size diff of catching him is also so funny 😭

@MintyWafflesky leaves his house once and causes a triple drama for @TheTaioyaki, @EDoxFX and @furstblumier

commission！ @furstblumier #furryfriday

Hungry...

why is barq.app (furry social media) sponsored by tech companies lmao??

@uwunetes Easy to get sponsored if you run those companies

Stop guessing why a process is running on your system.

Closeness

@gappymaybe "bf" stands for "best friends" obviously

"friends"

BITE‼️

@dmsimon @levelsio > Installing a private root CA lets the issuer impersonate any site and decrypt TLS Ok but that requires full access to the victim's machine. And at that point you have way bigger issues

Uh, that's not remotely true. TLS is a global scam by Google, AWS, and CF. They claim it's "to protect you" but in reality it gives them complete control over CDNs and no one but them can cache internet content any longer. If you terminate TLS at a cloud edge (Google, AWS, CF), the provider can see plaintext at that endpoint. CAs can be compelled or compromised, corporate proxies can intercept with trusted roots, and endpoints can be hacked. HTTPS stops casual snooping, not inspection by whoever runs or controls the termination point. Installing a private root CA lets the issuer impersonate any site and decrypt TLS -- this is a full MITM. That gives the CA holder access to credentials, session tokens, email/app data, and enables hard to detect surveillance or content manipulation on any enrolled device, totally breaking HTTPS trust. That's what the post you replied to is doing, and it is trivial.

DNS hijacking is close to impossible these days because browsers verify HTTPS certificates, and reject if the SSL cert doesn't match They can't generate a proper fake SSL cert without compromising a CA (certificate authority) HTTPS is extremely safe because it's encrypted even on untrusted WiFi Worst that can happen is NSA has a backdoor in the encryption standards and the US gov can read what you do (probably)

Me want :3