Category Archives: internet

Blackhat EU: Breaking Big Data by https://is.gd/fvOE3d

David Venable spent time as an employee of the National Security Agency”Privacy as we know it is dead”, said David Venable of Masergy Communications, as he began his talk, Breaking Big Data: Evading Analysis of the Metadata of Your Life at BlackHat Europe 2016.

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A Beginner’s Guide to Mininet by https://is.gd/lXID11

You can instantly create realistic virtual networks deploying controllers, switches and hosts using Mininet. And experiment with them to your heart’s content to run real kernel, application and switch code on a single machine, whether on a VM, the cloud or native.

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Dealing With The IoT And Your Network by https://is.gd/7i62ix

The Internet of Things is more than a buzzword. It represents a significant challenge to IT managers. Instead of building networks for thousands of endpoints, we can add at least one order of magnitude to that. How we manage network traffic, security, data volumes and skills will all be impacted.

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How to delete cookies in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and IE by https://is.gd/Z745PT

Cookies, small data files used by websites to track your internet usage, pose no threat to your computer. Some cookies can, however, compromise your privacy. They can also take up space–albeit a small amount–depending on how your operating system stores and retrieves data.

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Web2Web: Serverless Websites Powered by Torrents & Bitcoin by  via torrentfreak_logo

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“…Running a fully functional website in a regular browser without any central servers being involved sounds complicated, but with Web2Web it isn’t. The project, powered by WebTorrent and bitcoin, allows anyone to create updatable websites that are as resilient as it gets…”

 

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Tor Users Might Soon Have a Way to Avoid Those Annoying CAPTCHAs by Joshua Kopstein via vice_motherboard_logo

“…a new repository on CloudFlare’s Github page shows that the company is developing an alternative method for anonymous users to access sites without having to repeatedly solve annoying CAPTCHA puzzles—something privacy advocates will likely see as a step in the right direction….”

“In essence, the protocol allows a user to solve a single CAPTCHA and in return learn a specified number of tokens that are blindly signed that can be used for redemption instead of witnessing CAPTCHA challenges in the future,”