wrench4916's comments

bellinom | 3 years ago | on: Apple sends DSID with iPhone analytics data, tests show

CalyxOS and GrapheneOS are really great alternatives to stock/OEM Android. A lot more apps than rotary too.

bellinom | 3 years ago | on: Eli Lilly pulls millions in Twitter advertising after fake account debacle

It's scary how many people legitimately see this as "freedom".

bellinom | 6 years ago | on: The PGP Problem

I've followed and enjoyed your commentary on PGP and cryptography in general, so I thought I'd post it.

Any idea when Fillipo's `age` will be done, or how to follow its development, other than the Google doc?

bellinom | 6 years ago | on: Building a home NAS on a shoestring budget with the Rock64 SBC (2018)

I built a very similar home NAS with the newer RockPro64 and a pair of 4TB HDDs in RIAD1, all on top of Debian[0]. I found OpenMediaVault to be overkill and kept me from really understanding what was going on. Plus there are a million guides to setting up SMB, rsync, Borg, etc.

The RockPro64 hardware is great. Very performant, especially when using the PCIe to SATA card instead of USB like the OP did.

[0] https://ameridroid.com/blogs/ameriblogs/how-to-build-your-ow...

bellinom | 6 years ago | on: Ask HN: Looking for a recommendation for a quiet and robust keyboard

Filco Hakua with Cherry Silent Reds.

bellinom | 7 years ago | on: Google transferred ownership of Duck.com to DuckDuckGo

My partner and I use "let me quack that" instead of "let me Google it".

bellinom | 7 years ago | on: Dank-selfhosted: automated deployment of email, web, DNS, XMPP, ZNC on OpenBSD

I've been using Cloudron.io for months now and have nothing but good things to say. Actively developed, good support, large selection of apps.

bellinom | 7 years ago | on: “Thermal Pressure” Kernel Feature Would Help Linux Performance When Running Hot

Patch discussion: http://lkml.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/1810.1/02410.html

bellinom | 7 years ago | on: NAVEX: Precise and scalable exploit generation for dynamic web applications

Skipfish and wapiti are quite a bit different than this. They are simply blackbox scanners that attempt to crawl a webpage and look for common issues, mostly by trial and error. This is examining the source code of an application, finding all the sinks, building a graph, and working backwards through the graph to find sources that can pass input to the vulnerable sinks.

bellinom | 7 years ago | on: Solo – Open-source FIDO2 security key

There's a plugin for TOTP 2FA.

bellinom | 7 years ago | on: Best laptop for onsite pentesting?

I run Kali Linux on a Thinkpad T480s, works great.