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The attribute of a system that prevents the release of data to unauthorized individuals. The ability or expectation of an individual or group to reveal information about themselves selectively or not at all.
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Is the most (theoretically-) secure OS/distro something minimalistic like Gentoo or somethin...
While you may be able to more finely tune a Gentoo, Yocto or Buildroot, maybe even to a higher standard of security than Qubes. If one fails to keep up with these mitigations, an updated Qubes will …
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Asymmetric Encryption on User Data to Allow Unauthenticated Input
Yes, if you encrypt data with the user's public key, only someone with the private key will be able to decrypt it.
Taking from the playbook of the Noise protocol, it seems to recommend mixing the publ …
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Can Windows invade my privacy by accessing files from my Linux OS?
It is not impossible for Microsoft to see files on another partition. If found it would be a PR nightmare, hopefully that's enough to stop them from doing it.
not probable, just possible
Just about …
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Prevent device from seeing WiFi networks for geolocation
Walking around with a 2.4/5 Ghz jammer is very illegal and potentially disruptive to other lawful unlicensed operation in the band, licensed operation in the neighboring bands as well as neighboring p …
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Do car Bluetooth FM transmitters allow others to eavesdrop on the hands-free phone calls tha...
Yes and Yes.
Try it out! Grab a handheld FM radio (these still exists I'm sure) and walk around the car seeing just how far the transmission can be heard from.
Now, FM is a licensed and presumably st …
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Possible rogue admin monitoring my online activities
Incredibly unlikely. For the average part-time actor, they might have been doing ARP spoofing or something akin. That would allow them to see DNS requests (what someone visits) and any unencrypted …
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