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Running your own mail server, with your own domain, is awesome because you can do stuff like this.

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Ever since I deployed this on my server l1cafe.blog/2018/06/14/defeat-, I have banned quite a few incoming addresses... And it's been barely a year.

So now people are naming vulnerabilities with emojis. Say hello to 😾😾😾, lmao thrangrycat.com/ t.co/Wfec7ZLUfF

Crossposted from Twitter 

A "Cancer On Our Economy": Report Finds Over $7 Billion Laundered Through British Columbia In 2018 | Zero Hedge buff.ly/2PW2rTM

So apparently I can make good-looking handwritten notes. Who would’ve known.

Hackers Stole $40 Million From Binance Cryptocurrency Exchange One of the biggest cryptocurrency exchanges got hit, as thieves nabbed $40 million of bitcoin—along with user two-factor codes and API tokens. wired.com/story/hack-binance-c #Security/CyberattacksandHacks #cryptocurrency #Security #bitcoin #hackers

I made a new donations page. If you like my content and wish to support me financially, you can send me cryptocurrencies at l1cafe.blog/donate/.

Many thanks! 🙏🏻

Yes, @mozilla makes mistakes (same as the rest of us humans). And yes, their last one was ugly. But, still, they're the only ones in the browser business trying to do the right thing. So I'll keep using Firefox, Focus, Send, and the rest of cool software they produce.

@eloisa I'm currently trying to make a version of that famous black hole image that is more accessible to visually-impaired people. Current prototype:
thingiverse.com/thing:3609205

More generally I'd like to make more of astronomy accessible like this - it's such a cool topic but the presentations are often so visual. Can we do better?

Many thanks for all your boosts, favs, and nice comments!

If you’re into cybersecurity, infosec, privacy, or any related discipline, just drop me a fav and/or a boost, I will definitely follow you.

Feel free to PM me as well, always happy to read from fellow hackers!

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👀 "Sinister secret backdoor found in networking gear perfect for government espionage: The Chinese are – oh no, wait, it's Cisco again" theregister.co.uk/2019/05/02/c

rant about firefox 

*sighs*

Folks, the thing that happened with Firefox was an accident. It was not part of some sinister plot. If you think it is, it's because you have no idea how complicated providing a browser and all its security features are.

Climb back from that ledge. Next you're going to talk about chemtrails and flat Earth.

Crossposted from Twitter 

RT @SwiftOnSecurity@twitter.com

Chrome went through the same journey. They got to the point that to subvert it at all, malware started overwriting Chrome with custom-compiled old versions of the Canary developer builds, set to never update, and allow their injected malicious extensions. It's savage out there.

🐦🔗: twitter.com/SwiftOnSecurity/st

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RT @carlosazaustre@twitter.com

Remote Development with @code@twitter.com 🤯

💻 SSH
🐳 Docker Containers
🐧 WSL

code.visualstudio.com/blogs/20

🐦🔗: twitter.com/carlosazaustre/sta

If you've ever mentioned working in the tech industry online, there's a good chance you're being indexed by this company, "human predictions". humanpredictions.io

Just a head's up. Massive privacy violations abound.

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