jabba the hutt can go fuck himself
https://video.nostr.build/fe741cf82955565cda4ee001443a4f7ba2cc5aeec10d5fd7b7a0c1e81dd4582d.mp4
I doubt he could even manage to be fucked by himself.
Don't use Tuta. It's safer to use Gmail with your private GPG keys.
Bear in mind that Tutanota is probably a Honeypot like CryptoAG and others.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12759197/Cameron-Ortis-espionage-trial-Tutanota-Canada.html
I'm not impressed with that argument against Tuta. They had a very compelling response to this and there's no evidence for any of it.
You can literally audit and build from source the software. All the encryption is happening client side, transparently... Tuta wouldn't even be on my list of options for a honeypot if I were an attacker looking to create one.
Spend more time reading and learning before promoting misleading and harmful information.
Good Morning. I've been stacking since the day I was born. (someone will be able to honestly say that at some point.)
Do this and you'll be more cybersecure than most people on the planet right now. Yes, it's work, but I've spent the past 13 years learning this stuff so you can get it in a list.
The world will become less stable. Be as secure as possible now rather than later.
0. Use Bitcoin (self-custodied cold storage - use a FOSS hardware device or SeedSigner)
1. Stop exposing your home IP (Tor, Mullvad VPN)
2. Use Tuta for email
3. Make sure your router is updated and secure
4. Switch to Fedora for desktop/laptop
5. Use CalyxOS for your phone OS and segregate your apps. Try to use as few as possible.
6. Use Bitwarden to create and store random passwords. Don't store 2FA in it. That's ridiculous.
7. Use a hardware key for 2FA when possible or the highest 2FA offered (FreeOTP+ for mobile OTP authenticator (F-Droid) - Google Authenticator alternative)
8. Web Browser: Firefox with the fewest possible extensions. Tor Browser is cool too.
9. Use separate web browser profiles for segregation and log out/clear cookies often (or automatically). -Firefox Containers helps with this.
10. Download only what is required and trusted.
11. Privacy.com service for online fiat payments.
12. SimpleLogin for creating unique email addresses for your major accounts. Email is very often one of the login components. It's best to not use the same one everywhere in cases of breaches.
13. Nextcloud for encrypted, self-hosted calendar, contacts, files, etc.
14. DAVx5 for syncing contacts and calendar with Nextcloud on mobile
15. F-Droid and Aurora store for Android apps
16. Briar and/or Matrix with Element for encrypted messaging
17. AntennaPod for private podcast app
18. Floccus Addon for syncing browser bookmarks with Nexcloud
19. Orbot for Tor on Android
20. Syncthing for local file syncing between devices
21. Island app for Android - app segregation (personal and work profile type setup for potentially dirty apps - consider just removing them)
22. Browser extensions: Ublock Origin, Floccus, Firefox Containers, Bitwarden, Privacy Badger)
23. Search engine: Qwant is my favorite at the moment
24. Support Bitcoiners and other freedom lovers like @ODELL