No telemetry, no analytics

Kiro doesn’t phone home. No usage stats, no crash reports, no opt-in dialogs hidden in defaults. Your install is yours.

The fact that this needs to be said for a Linux distro.

Sic! Thanks! I’ll work on this this weekend! 😊

Santize inputs.

I’ll get back to you on exploits when I can write something that throws zero compilation errors. 😈

How would you do this in C? I’m a beginner. Does it entail checking/disallowing certain characters and data types? What? 😃

For those of us not affected immediately by this, let’s fire up some i2p, tor and simplex routers in order to contribute.

ip2

tor

As with tor, where you have the choice to run bridges if you are unable to contribute with a node/server that is vulnerable to identifying your person, simply installing i2p and letting it run is enough to contribute with bandwidth to the network, even if you’re not using it yourself.

Edit: and for i2p, you don’t even need a public IP, as opposed to tor bridges.

Wait. There is a downvote button?

You’ll know in about nine months, give or take, depending on when you went unprotected.

hacking sound intensifies 😈

I’m trying to sleep, stop making me laugh.

I’d still teach her dd if=/dev/urandom of=/var/spool/mail/hillarypillary

I understand its use on an uncontrollably bloated Windows system, but what is its use case on a Linux system?