I had to update someone's Mac today, from 11.5.x to 11.6... the download kept failing inside the built-in updater, so I figured I'd go check if Apple still releases update packages on their website, for manual updates... and it seems they still offer those (but not for macOS Big Sur?). [...]
Apple just released iOS 14.8, which comes as a surprise considering we're expecting iOS 15 any day now. Since iOS 6, Apple released every new version of iOS in mid-September, and we expect no different this year. So, why release iOS 14.8 on September 13th? What's even more interesting is, [...]
Today, I wanted to sign in to one of my old Google accounts. And like all my Google accounts, this one also uses Google's Advanced Protection Program. If you don't know, Google's Advanced Protection Program is a thing you can enable for your Google account which enforces the use of [...]
I just saw that the GL.iNet SLATE has a new update available, namely version 3.203... I previously had 3.201 installed, which you can read about here. The changelog in the device update panel for version 3.203 reads: OpenWrt Distribution: Based on OpenWrt 19.07.7 (AR150,MIFI,AR300M,USB150,N300,AR750,AR750S,X750,E750,X1200,XE300,MT300N-V2,MT1300,MV1000) Based on QSDK11 (B1300,S1300,AP1300) Security: 1. [...]
Assuming you set up PGP (GPG) on your YubiKey, all you need to do is: Install Gpg4win from here.Install PuTTY from here.Tell git to use it (CMD): git config --global core.sshcommand "plink -agent" 4. Edit or create %appdata%\gnupg\gpg-agent.conf with the following contents: enable-putty-support enable-ssh-support use-standard-socket default-cache-ttl 600 max-cache-ttl 7200 5. [...]
YubiKey 5 Series Family This guide assumes your YubiKey is already set up to work with PGP/GPG (by which I mean, you got your keys set up on your YubiKey). Note that the parts with pointy brackets <> in the following guide are for you to replace with your own [...]
If you read my previous blog post about an undocumented ProtonMail feature, and how I've been receiving spam, well, then you know that I've been receiving spam from the same attacker. The spammers are including a nefarious link, as one would expect. But here's the interesting part: They're using the [...]
I just found an undocumented feature in ProtonMail... which I thought you might find useful to know. Backstory I use ProtonMail as my primary email hosting provider nowadays, as it gives me convenient PGP encryption across my devices, and all incoming emails that are not already PGP encrypted will be [...]
You probably reached this page because you tried to lock or unmount your Cryptomator vault on Windows, and it told you that it couldn't do so and that you could force it, with the possibility of data loss. The reason for this, is that some process (program) is still accessing [...]
A serious security hole that is actively being exploited puts your Windows machines at risk. A remote code execution vulnerability exists when the Windows Print Spooler service improperly performs privileged file operations. An attacker who successfully exploited this vulnerability could run arbitrary code with SYSTEM privileges. An attacker could then [...]