

Might also be that fewer are posting about strong disagreements here and mostly have minor ones. Not unlikely when there’s already strong selection effects in who chooses to come here.
Cryptography nerd
Fediverse accounts;
@Natanael@slrpnk.net (main)
@Natanael@infosec.pub
@Natanael@lemmy.zip
Bluesky: natanael.bsky.social


Might also be that fewer are posting about strong disagreements here and mostly have minor ones. Not unlikely when there’s already strong selection effects in who chooses to come here.


Probably because they got slashdotted
Try the Archive.org mirror
Not a fan of the marketing speak on that page, as a cryptography nerd there’s a lot of questionable stuff.
SAS authentication is stone cold dead in the LLM age. P2P with friends is trivially trackable by the ISP and can easily map who knows who. ECDSA isn’t “industry leading”, that would be EdDSA or something based on Risetto, or a pq algorithm like ML-DSA


Yes you can cite the other party’s past statements. They might not always mean as much as you hoped for the current court case, unless you can show it was a consistent position of your counterparty even recently, or in particular if they gave you reason to believe that was their position.
“their lawyer said X in one of many arguments in court” is often not that strong
Depends on how repressive.
Often your main method of staying safe is appearing harmless.
You can find dedicated Mastodon and lemmy hosts more receptive to VPN users.
Anonymous use is hard due to stuff like timing attacks and writing style recognition, etc, especially if you post publicly. You want to mimic another style, for example. And create plausible deniability around timings (like say scheduled posts)


But they also think the viruses are engineered to shrink the population, so they should be masking up, but they refuse to, so there’s nothing adequate about it
There’s apparently multiple tools with the name, but none does the obvious of scanning unused space in the file system for remnants of unlinked files (there’s other tools doing that, but not using that name)