🇫🇷 France to Impose Taxes on Unrealized Capital Gains from #Bitcoin.

In case you're searching for wifi and Ethernet #routers with open source #Openwrt Linux distribution here's some trustworthy ones Openwrt One

Testing to determine if you are a bot!

BananaPi Docs

Banana Pi OpenWrt One Router

Banana Pi OpenWrt One router official support by OpenWrt community

Turris

TURRIS

Routery s důrazem na bezpečnost a otevřenost.

Testing to determine if you are a bot!

GL-inet

Homepage

We bring secure network hardwares and softwares to homes, office buildings and industrial facilities, inspiring a smarter lifestyle for the world.

Testing to determine if you are a bot!

Walk when you’re bored. Walk when you’re stressed. Walk when you’re angry. Walk when you need creativity. Walk to gain clarity. Walking is the most underrated exercise on the planet. Just do it.

IYPS: An Open Source Password Strength Checker App You Didn't Know You Needed If you have been curious to know how secure your passwords are, try this app. (Use Netguard if you have doubts about privacy)

GitHub

GitHub - StellarSand/IYPS: A password strength app that evaluates and rates your password's robustness, estimates crack time, and provides helpful warnings and suggestions for stronger passwords.

A password strength app that evaluates and rates your password's robustness, estimates crack time, and provides helpful warnings and suggestions fo...

When someone shows you their true intentions be glad it happened now then much later in life.

👁 Don't scan your iris I will just give you some of the reasons why you should not scan something as delicate as your iris with Worldcoin. There are many reasons. After a lot of reading, I will leave you with some points: They want to prove that you are human globally but there are countries excluded. Do you really think they could get what they want? A bit ugly to exclude certain human beings from this "great" purpose You are not located in, under the control of, a national, or resident of: Syria, the Crimea, Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson and Zaporizhzhia regions of Ukraine, Russia, North Korea, Iran, Cuba, or any other country or region with whom the United States, the European Union, or any other country or jurisdiction has restricted the access of the Services Why would I give sensitive information like biometric data to a company that covers its back in case of vulnerabilities or hacks? This is from their terms and conditions of use: The Services are new. While this software has been extensively tested, the software used for the Services is still relatively new and could have bugs or security vulnerabilities. More disclaimers, this time in their privacy policy: We have a dedicated teams to look after your data and have implemented physical and electronic safeguards that protect your data both in transit and at rest. At the same time, no service can be completely secure. More risks explained: The particular risks of biometric can be realized in the following instances that we try to prevent in the following ways: - Biometric data can leak due to a cyber attack. We prevent this by above industry standard cybersecurity measures.- Biometric data can be requested by a government. We prevent this by committing ourselves to challenge any unproportionate and undue requests of governments. "We may mistakenly detect that you are logged in" Collisions in a Proof of Uniqueness system is a fatal error, it would mean that a human would not have the right to access because "you are already registered" A new scan might fix this or it might not. As described in Section 2.3, below, the algorithm is not perfect and may make mistakes, such as erroneously determining that you have already signed up at an Orb. Ah, the orb is not 100% opensource. No one can guarantee that a system is perfect and not vulnerable. That's why they try to cover their backs in the terms and conditions and that's why I don't want to give them my iris among other things. It is also agreed not to go to court with them, but to reach an agreement with them through arbitration. They have a tamper detection system, which suggests that you cannot make your own orb and verify your own iris. Which makes sense because the only way to prove identity like this is through a centralized entity. Sources: ·

World is private by design | World Privacy

We don’t want to know who you are, only that you are human. Read More World Privacy

·

WLD Production Legal Center

·

World

Legal Center and Policies | User Terms and Conditions

·

World

Legal Center and Policies | Privacy Notice

·

WLD Production Legal Center

·

WLD Production Legal Center

·

GitHub

GitHub - worldcoin/orb-hardware: Hardware specifications and schematics for the Worldcoin Orb.

Hardware specifications and schematics for the Worldcoin Orb. - worldcoin/orb-hardware

Microsoft may train its AI on everything you type in Word and Excel via the Connected Experiences feature that analyzes user-created content. The default setting allows Microsoft to use articles, artwork, and other documents open in Office applications to train AI without asking for user consent in each case. So anyone concerned about protecting their intellectual property or confidential information may want to do something with it. For example, the user can opt out of this feature by disabling the appropriate option in Office settings. However, on a Windows PC it is seven clicks deep in the File menu. The company's website contains a document called the " Microsoft Services Agreement ." It states that to the extent necessary to provide services to you and others, protect you and the services, and improve Microsoft products and services, you grant Microsoft a worldwide, royalty-free license to use the intellectual property associated with your content, such as copying, storing, transmitting, reformatting, displaying, and distributing your content on the services by means of communications. Doesn't sound great. Microsoft 365's official X account is denying the accusations.

Winaero

Microsoft may train its AI on everything you type in Word and Excel

Microsoft Office comes with the Connected Experiences feature that analyzes user-created content. Looks like the Redmond firm is using it now to bi...

■■■■■ Zero-Day: CVE-2024-11477: 7-Zip Vulnerability Allows Remote Code Execution.

Daily CyberSecurity

CVE-2024-11477: 7-Zip Vulnerability Allows Remote Code Execution, Update Now!

7-Zip vulnerability (CVE-2024-11477): understand the risks and learn how to safeguard your systems from potential code execution attacks.

Worth watching on the subject of this CVE. If you use 7zip, or not.

Privacy by Design: Why Passport Stands Out 🔒 Every aspect of Passport is crafted for your privacy and security: - Open Source - Air-Gapped - Made in the USA - Secure Key Storage - QR Signing Passport enables you to secure your Bitcoin with ease. Unbank yourself.

Foundation

Passport Core

The hardware wallet you already know how to use. Passport offers hardcore security in a premium package.

(Promo code: "KAZANI")

🛰 Tracking world leaders through a sports app From Trump to Putin, including Macron An in-depth investigation by Le Monde revealed that Strava data could be used to track the movements of leaders thanks to their bodyguards Le Monde has identified 26 American security agents who had been clocking miles while attending official work trips, VELO reports Twelve members of France's Presidential Security Group and six members of Russia's Federal Protection Service were also identified by the paper as regular Strava users. The French outlet dug so deep into its "Strava Leaks" series that it was even able to pinpoint where Macron went on holiday in 2021. Something that can happen not only to the president, but also to "first ladies." “The affected personnel have been informed,” the service told Le Monde. “We will review this information to determine whether any additional training or guidance is required. We do not assess that there has been any impact on protection operations or threats to any protected person.” In 2017, the platform published global “heat maps” highlighting all of its users’ favorite routes. These included “heat trails” left by personnel training outside military bases in Afghanistan, Djibouti and Syria. Something similar happened in 2022, when Strava detectives identified and tracked security personnel working from bases in Israel. Users can set their activities to “private” and thus remove their workouts from public information. However, “private” activities are still added by Strava to its “community-powered features,” including its global heatmaps. The popular fitness app has recently launched a new feature designed to encourage users to be more aware of their personal safety. With a quick click, you can make your routes private, and while it takes one more click, you can also hide them from global heat maps.

Velo

How Strava Data Leaked Locations of Trump, Putin, Macron, and More

Not-so security service: Strava sleuths identify locations of high-power politicians via the activities uploaded by their personal bodyguards.

#Bitcoin Mixing Explained: Key Insights and Forensic Analysis Tips by twitter.com/ervin_zubic Mixers are one of the important issues in cryptocurrency investigations and de-anonymization of crypto wallets. Here is a detailed article explaining this complex topic. https://publication.osintambition.org/bitcoin-mixing-explained-key-insights-and-forensic-analysis-tips-e0c47c672269

People are shocked when you give them hints that you don’t envy their life.

Invidious is currently being blocked by Google. Please use Materialious on Android or Desktop to get around this with local video fallback.

GitHub

GitHub - Materialious/Materialious: Materialious is a modern material design frontend for Invidious, focused on a clean, privacy-friendly YouTube experience. It supports local video fallback when Invidious fails and is available on Web, Desktop, Android, and Android TV.

Materialious is a modern material design frontend for Invidious, focused on a clean, privacy-friendly YouTube experience. It supports local video f...

Wow... 6 months of @primal premium for free. Thank you 🫂💜

📱 Goodbye Google as we know it? Google is in court, an anti-trust lawsuit. Several Justice Department lawyers argue that Google should not only sell its Chrome browser, but also break it up into smaller pieces. Selling Chrome is for one simple reason: It is a way to keep millions of users tied not only to their browser, but also to their search engine and associated tools. But here comes the best part: What about Android? Well, while they won't get rid of Android, they do want to do something: Separate Android from the rest of Google products. Basically, they would force Google services and other apps like YouTube, Maps, etc. to be installed separately. If this were the case, people would have a totally clean Android by default in some cases (at the expense of what each manufacturer introduces) Perhaps better times are coming when it will be easier to use Android without having to rely on Google services.

34 🎈

URLCheck is a free Android app for checking and automating URL work . URLCheck acts as an amazingly customizable and powerful URL checker , allowing you to remove trackers , affiliate links , junk items , check hosts , protect against certain phishing techniques, and more ... The application does not contain ads and is open to changes .

GitHub

GitHub - TrianguloY/URLCheck: Android app by TrianguloY: URLCheck

Android app by TrianguloY: URLCheck. Contribute to TrianguloY/URLCheck development by creating an account on GitHub.

F-droid:

URLCheck | F-Droid - Free and Open Source Android App Repository

Allows analyzing (or sharing) URLs before opening them.

📱 Improvements to Signal video calls Signal has recently shown a new feature for its users: You won't have to group someone up to join the call. This makes it much easier to make video calls without having to go through what happens to many people: They get rid of dozens of groups that they only use once or every very long time. And what's so special about it? In my opinion, it could make development easier so that you can talk to anyone, whether they have Signal or not. This is something that is not currently there and could make Signal a more widely used app, which I very much wish for. Other news (Less relevant): · Raise hand button · Emoji reactions · Tab dedicated to calls · More display options · Updated call settings

🗺 Map of cameras monitoring your car | DeFlock During a trip from Washington to Alabama, Will Freeman began noticing all the cameras he was driving around in, and upon investigation discovered they were automatic license plate readers (ALPRs), primarily used by police. In Huntsville, Freeman noticed these cameras forming a ring around the city center, leading him to start DeFlock on Open Street Map to map license plate surveillance camera locations around the world to determine their location and address. To date, DeFlock has identified more than 1,700 cameras in the United States and more than 5,600 worldwide. The project also aims to offer navigation routes that allow drivers to avoid these cameras, although it also indicates that in some places this is impossible. Which makes DeFlocks a fundamental tool to highlight this and try to find options. Open source project DeFlock is mapping the locations of license plate surveillance cameras around the world. The tool is DeFlock:

DeFlock

Find license plate readers (LPRs) near you.

Bye bye paywall. Excellent tool.

Bye Bye Paywall - Remove Paywalls