root wants to login
"please confirm operation through your hw signing device"
i wonder if someone has made something like trezor integration to linux login management
should we use external hardware signing device instead of root password to prevent privilege escalation through keylogger?
make sure xinput is not installed for tiny bit of protection,
although there sure are other ways to do the same
though im not sure why it would not find a device which it just listed...?
lxc may add some security
terminal:
# xinput test
Unable to connect to X server
terminal through x2go client:
$ xinput list
"pointer" id=0 [XPointer]
"keyboard" id=1 [XKeyboard]
ubuntu@u3:~$ xinput test 1
unable to find device '1'
ubuntu@u3:~$ xinput test 0
unable to find device '0'
ubuntu@u3:~$
whenever you type
sudo pacman -S application
then you type sudo password
your root may have been compromised
instead do
shutdown -r 0
login as root
pacman -S application
shutdown -r 0
login as normal user again
wow this is fun way to use computer
any #linux user can install #keylogger and steal #sudo password whenever root types login password
wow such system security
https://superuser.com/questions/301646/linux-keylogger-without-root-or-sudo-is-it-real
see first answer for instructions
sudo / su is fake security and password is super easy to steal
only way to protect this is to only login to root after fresh boot without logging to any possibly compromised user level account
or maybe run qubes os
nostr:note1xds03mnh2lej9j6q7q268w00xj702xnjyzslg8zye06p4cw8g33sarwk4a
any #linux user can install #keylogger and steal #sudo password whenever root types login password
wow such system security
https://superuser.com/questions/301646/linux-keylogger-without-root-or-sudo-is-it-real
see first answer for instructions
edit: primal breaks the link only in preview, works now
updates:
- improved / fixed video loading
- added npub support
example npub link:
(;v1 == load only videos, ;v == load images and videos, neither == load only images)
ps. primal breaks the link, (do copy paste)
updates to media viewer (link in my profile)
- images take full width (way better on mobile)
- maximized images are centered
ok wtf
div {
direction: rtl;
}
looks like following. why?
hello world
hello #world#
#css #dev
it appears, just too much text/links within element
lotsa nameservers out there
https://public-dns.info/nameservers.txt
unfortunately none of these seem to resolve decentralized domains
trying to resolve name here...
./curl --dns-servers $(ns=$(cat ~/nameservers.txt | head -n 65000 | tail -n 5000 | while read ip; do echo -n $ip","; done); echo ${ns::-1}) ipfsgate.bit
naah, doesnt work
