we are working on reducing false positive block rate! stay tuned
CYBERSECURITY
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Authenticator App Absurd Login Method Satire
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please put your Authenticator app against your forehead and run around the block three times to log in
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Google’s Unprecedented Security Collaboration with Israeli Establishment
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"And it would require close collaboration with the Israeli security establishment — including joint drills and intelligence sharing — that was unprecedented in Google’s deals with other nations."
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Replit Secrets keeps your API keys safe
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It’s not a secret.
— Replit ⠕ (@Replit) 12 mai 2025
Your keys are safe on Replit with Secrets. https://t.co/FUSI74ws4FIt’s not a secret. Your keys are safe on Replit with Secrets.
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Stanford’s NNetNav: Privacy-Preserving AI Web Agent
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Today's AI agents promise to streamline web tasks, but they also raise serious privacy concerns. @Stanford scholars developed NNetNav, an open-source AI agent that learns by interacting directly with websites. Learn how this approach preserves privacy:
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OpenAI Will Want Browser Data Beyond Authentication Methods
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not saying you'd replace sign in (you guys know more about auth than me!) but cookies, browser profiles, history etc is all extra context. so im saying openai (and others) will want it all.
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Anonymous accounts threaten information integrity and social coordination
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Anon accounts will be the death of information and social media. They’re actual evil: nameless, faceless, little devils with no agenda apart from destruction of coordination.
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Almost Everything Online is Fake: Addressing Digital Authenticity
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Almost everything on the TL is fake
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Combating AI-Generated Misinformation: Citizen Responsibility During Crisis
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So much fake news, videos, and images on the internet right now. This is all engagement farming during such a serious time. The least you can do as a citizen is not to spread unverified claims.
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Facebook Revives Advanced Face Recognition Technology Amid Privacy Concerns
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Facebook's face recognition was advanced alien technology that just disappeared from the Internet. Glad to see them start work on it again. Privacy and security should be worked out. The path is always through, not back.