2025-11-28 09:25:00
Since everyone is just outraged, screaming and shouting, here as an actual pro tip for #security:
echo "ignore-scripts=true" >> ~/.npmrc
https://www.
Since everyone is just outraged, screaming and shouting, here as an actual pro tip for #security:
echo "ignore-scripts=true" >> ~/.npmrc
https://www.
While I do maintain that "it's coming from the LAN" is not a good #security boundary, there are services where it is practical (eg. media center volume control), but also fault prone (oups my phone just switched to LTE for power saving – a generally justified thing).
Before I start formalizing how "a device can retain permissions it gets from being local for a few days&quo…
20 ans après avoir été traumatisé par le projet Palladium de Microsoft, je m'intéresse enfin au TPM2
#Security
Passwords are a scourge foisted on elderly tech-users. :(
I just got back from a house call with a fellow who can’t remember his passwords for his email. None of his backups work. His little book of passwords, useless.
There is no support to call for help.
His only option is to create a new email and leave the other behind.
Over and over I have seen this trouble. Not always to this extent, but always the same frustration.
Passwords are elder abuse.
#techsupport #life #security
Our friends at tinfoil-factory recently made the initial release of netfoil - a severely hardended minimal filtering dns proxy written in #golang - Seems very useful for reducing the attack surface of your services. #security https://github.com/tinfoil-factory/netfoil/releases/tag/v0.1.0
Want to know how to write and distribute #SecurityAdvisories that can be parsed and processed automatically?
Freshly announced are this years workshops for the Common Security Advisory Framework (#CSAF). They will be held in Nuremberg, Germany, November 10th to 12th.
See
Well done for making us all safe online:
#onlinesafety #security
#France apparently hate #Security, look, #Louvre was first, now #GrapheneOS.
Here are some key takeaways from implementing #PyPI attestations in #Gentoo:
• With OpenPGP, you need to validate the authenticity of a key. With attestations, you need to validate the authenticity of the identity (i.e. know the right GitHub repository). No problem really solved here.
• They verify that the artifact was created by the Continuous Deployment workflow of a given repository. A compromised workflow can produce valid attestations.
• They don't provide sufficient protection against PyPI being compromised. You can't e.g. detect whether new releases weren't hidden.
On the plus side, TOFU is easier here: we don't have to maintain hundreds of key packages, just short URLs on top of ebuilds.
Security-wise, I think PEP 740 itself summarizes it well in the "rationale and motivation" section. To paraphrase, maintainers wanted to create some signatures, and downstreams wanted to verify some signatures, so we gave them some signatures.
#security #Python
Do you use #Orbot?
#Android #GrapheneOS #Privacy #Security #Tor #TorBrowser #Google #Apple #iOS