It was all over national news, and some international news, for days.
You might not be sure, but you don’t have to be sure. I would expect they got a very large number of tips, most which did not pan out, of course.
But I also don’t think it’s ever been confirmed that it was an employee. My suspicion is there happened to be some law enforcement officer and they called it in. That would explain the rapid response, and the caginess about the tipoff.
If you can, fork it again but this time only fix the one bug with minimal changes and submit that as a PR. Then ask the maintainer about submitting more to fix the other bugs, and doing some refactoring.
What exactly is the change being made? I don’t see that the article actually explains it anywhere.
If you don’t trust the server you’re connecting to, why are you connecting to it in the first place? The only difference between ECH and no ECH is that encryption starts earlier.
Close it.
It’s a lot of work to keep the spammers out and make sure gmail, etc. will accept your messages and not mark them as spam. A brand-new mail system with no history looks a lot like a new spam operation to them.
If they want to run all those services, they will absolutely need some kind of separation like VMs or containers, else it will very quickly become a mess.
GrapheneOS is Android.
Install an RSS reader and add the feeds from sites you want to follow.
Most people like feeder: https://f-droid.org/packages/com.nononsenseapps.feeder/
Yes, Android has app pinning. But they still have access to anything the app gives them.
They can see my ID on the phone. But if they want to take it, then no, I don’t have that ID on me. But then, I live in the US where digital ID isn’t valid.
This is what I would recommend. LineageOS is great.
But if you’re aiming for 100% open source, you should account for stuff like radio firmware. You’ll have to look at Pinephone or Fairphone. Android contains a lot of binary blobs.
Perhaps she was just wrong
As with all criminals, it’s only the dumb ones that get caught.
If you pause it in the middle, you can see the explosion is clearly a clip laid over the car video.
Broadcom doesn’t care. They exploit the lag time for very large companies to switch. In that time, they can set prices as high as they want, because the company won’t go without licenses or support.
Yes, but can you trust that, if it’s compromised, it doesn’t also infect the new version, or just plain lie to you?
Most VPN software is free. OpenVPN is FOSS and a popular product.
What are you trying to achieve?
For a $50k reward? Yeah, I don’t know what McDonald’s employees make at that location, but it’s probably low enough to make that very tempting.