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[?]Hund » 🌐
@hund@gts.linuxkompis.se

And people keeps saying that Brits have dry humor!

"Britain will become the first country in the world where it is impossible for children to take, share or view naked pictures on their devices.
[…]
Under the new plans, Big Tech companies like Apple and Google must activate built-in features or implement technical solutions on smartphones and tablets to detect and block nude images for children, the Prime Minister announced in a speech at London Tech Week today (Monday 8 June).
[…]
If companies do not act within 3 months, the government will bring forward legislation to force them to activate the technology. This will include fines for companies. Nothing is off the table, and as a last resort we are exploring criminal liability for tech bosses who fail to comply."

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/new-plans-to-stop-children-taking-sharing-or-viewing-nude-images

#UK #Privacy #Apple #Google

    [?]eteryu » 🌐
    @eteryu@infosec.exchange

    Mój mobilny model zero trust w 2026 roku. Przesiadka na Google Pixel 8 z GrapheneOS to nie ucieczka w cyfrowy niebyt, a odzyskanie pełnej kontroli nad danymi.

    Pełna analiza mojego codziennego zestawu aplikacji i wdrożenia architektury zero trust: eteryu.space/moj-zero-trust-se

      [?]Teh AnKorage ☑️ » 🌐
      @ankorage@fe.disroot.org

      New PODCAST - "Arch Linux Needs More Official Packages" ️ 🎙️ 🔊 🎧 👏

      Have a listen at https://podcast.switchedtolinux.com, via RSS feed or using your preferred method!

      !!! ALL HAIL THE VAN PANTHER !!!

      DESCRIPTION: "Today we talk about the AUR breach and why so many people are going to the AUR in the first place. Arch needs new packages."

      !!! NOTE !!! This post is best viewed on a PC. Switched To Linux is, “written by a broad spectrum computer consultant to help people learn more about the Linux platform.” This account is a supporter of Switched To Linux and provides convenience posts of thumbnails art, videos and streams.

      #SwitchedToLinux #Linux #Windows #Mac #Technology #Tech #AltTech #Privacy #Private #Security #Secure #FOSS #FreeAndOpenSource #FreeAndOpenSourceSoftware #FreeOpenSourceSoftware #Podcast #Patreon #Twitch #AltTech #FactCheckTrue #Fediverse #SocialMedia #Podcast #stoptheslop #arch #aur #linux

      !!! Tell us what you think by filling out a "SATISFACTION SURVEY or ABUSE/SPAM REPORT" form from Teh AnKorage !!!

      https://cryptpad.disroot.org/form/#/2/form/view/elsOVQUrXAmGuer4kd75JhA3mNELuCj8cTjEUynrZZo/

        [?]Olly 👾 » 🌐
        @Olly42@nerdculture.de

        1Password teams with OpenAI to Stop AI Coding Agents from leaking Credentials.

        The companies announced a new integration for OpenAI Codex that gives AI coding agents access to credentials during development workflows without exposing those secrets in prompts, source code, repositories, terminals or the model’s context window.

        1password.com/blog/1password-t

        AI coding has become the de facto go-to tool for developing new apps. But there are two issues with this approach: the coding tool is agentic AI and inherits all the agentic security concerns; and app development requires widespread company access to credentials.

        ⁉️“Every action that AI coding agents take against a database, an API, or a deployment pipeline requires access to credentials,” explain Dennis Kromhout van der Meer and Robert Menke in an accompanying blog post. “Today, these credentials typically live in .env files, scripts, or hardcoded in repositories, where they can be easily exfiltrated and are difficult to govern and audit.”⁉️

        👾Developing software with a coding agent effectively concentrates multiple secrets into a location that is not inherently secure. The agent could store, leak or expose the secrets. The agent also becomes a high value target for adversaries seeking to steal credentials via prompt injection.👾

1Password has introduced an Environments MCP Server for Codex in a partnership with OpenAI. It gives Codex access to credentials directly inside coding workflows while keeping those secrets out of prompts, code and model context. Credentials are issued just-in-time and scoped to the task, while keeping them outside the model’s context window.

⁉️“As coding agents take on more of the software development lifecycle, the question isn’t whether to give them access, but how,” says Nancy Wang, CTO at 1Password. “A credential that persists is already compromised. That’s why just-in-time credentials are the only viable security model for AI-native development.”⁉️

        Alt...👾Developing software with a coding agent effectively concentrates multiple secrets into a location that is not inherently secure. The agent could store, leak or expose the secrets. The agent also becomes a high value target for adversaries seeking to steal credentials via prompt injection.👾 1Password has introduced an Environments MCP Server for Codex in a partnership with OpenAI. It gives Codex access to credentials directly inside coding workflows while keeping those secrets out of prompts, code and model context. Credentials are issued just-in-time and scoped to the task, while keeping them outside the model’s context window. ⁉️“As coding agents take on more of the software development lifecycle, the question isn’t whether to give them access, but how,” says Nancy Wang, CTO at 1Password. “A credential that persists is already compromised. That’s why just-in-time credentials are the only viable security model for AI-native development.”⁉️

          [?]Club de TéléMatique :verified: » 🤖 🌐
          @ClubTeleMatique@mstdn.social

          [?]Pikapods » 🌐
          @Pikapods@mastodon.social

          Stop uploading sensitive company documents and personal media to third-party converter websites 🛑

          Transmute is an open-source file converter that handles images, video, audio, and data files privately. Powered by FFmpeg and Pandoc, it offers zero file size limits, no watermarks, and a clean REST API. You keep complete control over your data.

          Run it now: pikapods.com/pods?run=transmute

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            [?]eteryu » 🌐
            @eteryu@infosec.exchange

            Lekcja prywatności z Poznania. Czego uczy nas "afera" wokół Pyrkonu?

            W sieci zawrzało po wycinku z posiedzenia poznańskich urzędników. Zamiast jednak robić wir w szklance wody, warto spojrzeć na chłodne fakty.

            Prawdziwym źródłem danych dla brokerów informacji nie są urzędy miast, ale smartfony, które codziennie nosimy w kieszeniach, a dokładniej oprogramowanie, które sami na nich instalujemy.

            Zamiast liczyć na to, że obroni nas RODO, musimy wziąć sprawy we własne ręce. W artykule opisuję jak działają mechanizmy śledzenia, dlaczego oddajemy prywatność za zniżki u operatorów i jak za pomocą narzędzi takich jak @exodus odzyskać kontrolę nad telefonem.

            Cały artykuł: 👇
            eteryu.space/lekcja-prywatnosc

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            [?]The New Oil » 🤖 🌐
            @thenewoil@mastodon.thenewoil.org

            [?]Astian, Inc » 🌐
            @astian@mastodon.social

            Software is like human life, a cycle of constant improvement. That's why we've improved it for users worldwide, to give you a lightweight, fast, secure browser that respects your privacy. We've improved it to give you Midori, we've improved it for you.

            astian.org/midori-browser

            Midori Browser new version

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            Midori Browser new version

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              [?]Netzblockierer » 🌐
              @Netzblockierer@tech.lgbt

              @phalanx @mysk @delta @thunderbird @gajim @monocles @torproject Because all the claims of Privacy are bogus when you deal with "useful idiots" that hard-lock their infrastructure on aws, thus provide at least one government that doesn't even fake to care about privacy with Bulk Access Capabilities (and all the necessary Metadata to track, trace & identify users!)…

              Whereas truly decentralized & self-hosting - capable infrastructure is evidently the only sustainable & long-term surviving solution.

              • This is why SIP, WebRTC, XMPP+OMEMO, IRC are still kicking and why PGP/MIME eMail still works, yet ICQ, AIM & Skype & DeMail are dead.
                • Only Corporate Heads want centralization, as that allows them to enshittify and push their own scams

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