Isn't that what the European colonisers did to the native Americans, Africans and Asians? Many millions of natives were massacred..
The current migration issues in Europe are not as you portray it. But even if it's true, you can call it karma! ๐
It looks cool :)
I wonder what Brigitte Bardot thinks of foie gras. Given the force-feeding practices used in its production. Isn't that cruelty?
3D printing ceramics without support ๐.
https://blossom.primal.net/a0b3f1d1715fa947205cef29ceb98c0105ea083fa8702d85306354128c9f42c1.mp4
Is this real or AI generated?
#GrapheneOS is very distinct from other Android distributions and OEM configurations. There is a litany of Linux kernel and Android Runtime hardening changes and features powering GrapheneOS. This is very significant but often overlooked because most changes aren't visible to the end user.
The leading example of this is hardened_malloc, the hardened memory allocator used in GrapheneOS to protect against memory corruption vulnerabilities. You can find a technical article about it by Synacktiv, a French cyber security company:
https://www.synacktiv.com/en/publications/exploring-grapheneos-secure-allocator-hardened-malloc
Hardening in GrapheneOS are built on closing out commonly exploited attack surfaces, substituting them with more secure replacements, or giving them stronger security defaults.
If you are a blue teamer you'll already be familiar with the Pyramid of Pain:
For newcomers, this model is a layered pyramid that ranks indicators of compromise by a linear level of difficulty and cost for the threat actor to evade security measures to perform an attack; The bottom of the pyramid being very easy and trivial for the threat actor to change and the top being tough.
This model opens newcomers on how good security strategy is built: Techniques and capabilities over individual actors. Closing out tactics, techniques and procedures are far more important than blocking an IP address or a file hash. You want to protect against a type of attack, not against a particular actor who performs them.
The point of having extensive hardening features is that we need to ensure vulnerabilities that would affect Android are benign, harder to exploit or patched in GrapheneOS before they can be exploited. Android distributions carry the weight of vulnerabilities from upstream. To reduce that weight, we need to make sure a highly sophisticated exploit developer would have to uniquely design their exploit to target GrapheneOS, should they be able to at all.
Without that, GrapheneOS wouldn't be special. It would not be sensible to claim it is more security and privacy focused than Android if it was able to be exploited through the exact same mechanisms with little or no effort needed to port. An Android distribution that is just Android without Google services is mostly as exploitable as Android. Something that is "DeGoogled" (I don't use the term, it's Reddit tier buzzword nonsense) may not necessarily be safer to use either.
To earn the title of being hardened it needs more, but this isn't ever implemented well enough. Projects that have done so to the best of their ability also have died (DivestOS).
Our hardening features are available outside of GrapheneOS. Leading example of this is secureblue, a security hardened Linux distribution (https://secureblue.dev/) which is using hardened_malloc and Vanadium inspired chromium browser. A business also sells hardened Rocky Linux supporting hardened_malloc. If you are a maintainer of a leading project then implementing our hardening features and supporting is strongly encouraged.
When official production support for Pixel 10? Thank you for all the great work!
Are you saying custodial wallets are another tool to protect your privacy?? How?
I just downloaded it, in order to get White Noise.. I'm surprised White Noise is not available on F-Droid
You guys are awesome! Keep up the great work.
This shows what kind of spammer she is.. How did she even become the lead maintainer?!
ZEUS v0.12.0-alpha2 is now available for testing.
v0.12.0 Highlights:
- feat: WIF private key import
- design: Amounts displayed on generated invoices
- enhancement: improved Cashu mint fund restoration
In this build:
- feat: Swaps: Add ability to scan addresses/invoices
- enhancement: Display balances in payment method selection view
- enhancement: Add visual feedback when copying strings to clipboard
- fix: show channel status while selecting first and last hops
- fix: LNURLp amount regression
Full release notes + Android downloads: https://github.com/ZeusLN/zeus/releases/tag/v0.12.0-alpha2
Apple TestFlight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/Z8SwgjsC
I could not find Tor support in the settings... Does Zeus support Tor??
Is this without KYC?
100%! This needs to be done! ๐
Nice to see improvements in the mining space ๐
It's better to use a non custodial lightning wallet like Blixt or Zeus to onboard people.
Yes ecash is better in terms of privacy and ease of use for small amounts. Cashu mints or fedi federations can always rug people. Ecash should not be the first option for noobs..
Bitcoin is Under Attack, Not the Price!! ๐ https://blossom.primal.net/bce56779ae15878ea0f42a2fb2720c9259bafba1527b5f437fe7d9050ea4e06a.mp4
Well summarized ๐
This is like saying: I like Windows. It's just their closed source code that is garbage.
I appreciate his work on privacy tech, but I now see him as a hypocrite. He calls out junk data on Cashu but says nothing about junk data on the Bitcoin blockchain...
So the Wasabi Wallet guys were right!
Samourai misleaded people and made their mobile users vulnerable.
Either way they should not be prosecuted.