Does someone know a script (in docker if possible) that simply generate noise in DNS query.
My goal is to have an autoritative self hosted DNS on a VPS, but since this part of DNS communication with Root DNS is still unencrypted, i want noise in it to hide what me and my other friend ask to the DNS.
@Tutanota does your tuta app for nextcloud generate a notification in the nextcloud dashboard.
I try it, and don't know if it's happen, because if not, you can do it ?
It would allow us to be warned of a new mail when we have the nextcloud client (that relay the notification on pc)
@GrapheneOS funny to see google fixing : CVE-2025-48595 that was fixed looooooong ago in your.
i don't see CVE-2026-58704, is it already fixed ?
You're pushing through an age verification law that's just mass surveillance wearing a school uniform. And you think a geriatric figurehead announcing it will somehow make it stick ?
Here's your parting gift, then, the moment that announcement drops, expect a wave of piracy so comprehensive it'll make the early web look like a curated museum.
Every platform, every service, every single thing you try to lock behind an ID check, we'll mirror it. All of it.
You want to verify my age? I'll leave. You force it on me? I'll find another way in. And I'll make sure the know-how is as open as the content you're trying to gate.
You built this on a team that can't tell a checksum from a checkbox. You have no idea what you're walking into.
@delta one question i follow from afar, use your tech but not totally yet.
Is it possible you post a little more on your blog when you push out "big" feature.
because it's quite difficult to know where you are (for instance) with PQC without needing to go deep into git etc.
Thanks
Security paradigm on internet.
Opensource : End to end encryption + encryption at rest + encryption in transit + No trust with open code.
Big tech : trust me bro it's military grade encryption (still can read (and even more often leak) everything).
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