Computer Connexions - priv/acc

Things You Should Know About Ubuntu 26.04 feed.itsfoss.com/link/24361/173…

One more release like this and homelabers are going to need fewer excuses for running two boxes. xda-developers.com/truenas-isnt-t…

The arguments behind every landmark Supreme Court ruling have never been freely available to the public… until now. Thanks to a gift from the Wolf Law Library at William & Mary Law School, more than 125,000 #SCOTUS records & briefs are now freely freely available on the Internet Archive, spanning 1830 through 2019. The arguments that shaped America, including Brown v. Board of Education. Loving v. Virginia. Read the full announcement ⤵️ blog.archive.org/2026/04/20/u-s… @WMLawSchool #SupremeCourt #DemocracysLibrary

GrapheneOS version 2026042100 released: #2026042100" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">grapheneos.org/releases#20260… See the linked release notes for a summary of the improvements over the previous release. Forum discussion thread: discuss.grapheneos.org/d/34377-graphe… #GrapheneOS #privacy #security

@CyberSecAJ @notesnook Well, more to the point is that it isn't a @signalapp issue.

@notesnook @CompuConnexions International cyber digest is a clown account, they were permabanned by x last month and then had their account reinstated. I dont trust anything they say anymore its just an account that farms drama for x payouts.

How is Signal responsible for your OS storing all your notifications? Why don't you blame Apple for this, the one who thought it a good idea to store all user notifications?

In April 2024, someone walked up to roughly 20 crosswalk buttons across Silicon Valley and wirelessly uploaded fake audio clips of tech billionaires, using a publicly available Bluetooth app and a default password of "1234." The hack exposed a glaring gap: the affected cities had no cybersecurity requirements in their contracts with the button manufacturer, and investigators never identified the culprit. The incident has since spread to Seattle and Denver. #Cybersecurity #Hacking #Infrastructure #IoT #Tech

@IncognitoCatMe I got into a disagreement with an Android developer about this. I did like the app and have no issues supporting developers, but..... And, I happily do not use the app anymore and don't miss it a bit.

It’s really very simple: if you now require a subscription for once included features, you’re gone.

How I stole AES keys from a microcontroller using power analysis (ChipWhisperer walkthrough) iotsec.in/t/the-gap-betw…

#Productshowcase: #Proton Authenticator is an end-to-end encrypted, #opensource #2FA app securitytc.com/TRtkxk

Another BYOVD process killer. works on CrowdStrike. fully signed github.com/j3h4ck/PoisonK…

Someone is building a web browser from scratch. ❌ Not forking Chromium. ❌ Not using WebKit. ❌ Not borrowing from Gecko. From scratch. Here's why that's almost insane to attempt. Every browser you use today - Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, Arc, Samsung Internet, runs on Chromium. Safari runs on WebKit, which is where Chromium came from. Firefox is the only independent engine left, and its market share has been declining for a decade. The browser engine is the most complex piece of software most people have never thought about. It parses HTML, runs JavaScript, implements CSS, handles cryptography, decodes images, plays video, manages memory - all at once, for every tab, while maintaining the security boundary between your machine and the internet. Building one from zero has not been done successfully in over a decade. Ladybird is doing it anyway. 1,200+ contributors. Every layer written from scratch: > LibWeb: rendering engine > LibJS: JavaScript engine > LibWasm: WebAssembly > LibCrypto/LibTLS: cryptography > LibGfx: graphics > LibMedia: audio and video Each tab runs in its own sandboxed process. Network connections and image decoding run in separate processes entirely, so a malicious webpage can't reach the rest of your system. Pre-alpha. No releases yet. 61K+ stars watching anyway. When one engine controls the web, one company decides what the web can do. That's the problem Ladybird exists to fix.

The era of end-to-end encrypted DMs on Instagram is coming to a close, luckily we’ve got a ready-made list of WhatsApp alternatives (which are relevant here too) if you’re looking to shift conversations elsewhere. (and to be clear, you should…) 1/10

If you value privacy, please help our homies over at Session messenger. Yes you may have to skip getting a Venti Caramel Crunch Frapp in a caramel-lined cup, double espresso, 5 vanilla/3 caramel/3 dark caramel pumps, 5 white mocha, 5 vanilla bean scoops, almond milk, double blended, light whip + extra caramel, crumbles & crunch - just one time. It's worth it.

How To Use the Group Policy Management Console in Windows Server and Windows 11 dlvr.it/TRY18j

This channel is for bookmarking useful resources related to: • Hacking • Bug Bounty • Infosec News • And more The previous channel was taken down, so this one is rebuilt for those who kept asking. Content will start once we cross 1K subscribers. t.me/x7h3h4ckv157/5

@BestBuy @GeekSquad is it standard practice for you to charge a customer after your remote session, and in store tech witness an issue in which the HP laptop is then sent in and nothing was found wrong?

Privacy is the spirit of Session, and many people have requested a private way to contribute to the appeal. We are partnering with Silent Donor to offer a private, anonymous way for people to contribute. Silent Donor enables gift giving using several cryptocurrencies, such as BTC and XMR, card, and bank transfer. Depending on your location, contributions using Silent Donor may also be tax deductible. Read more here: #silent-donor" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">getsession.org/donate#silent-…

Kali Linux 2026.1 Release (2026 Theme, New Tools & BackTrack Mode) linkedin.com/pulse/kali-lin…

A Raspberry Pi RP2350B powered Z80 replacement blog.adafruit.com/2026/03/24/a-r…