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New VPN Cloud Games

This morning I received an email inviting me to use Mozilla’s VPN service. Now I wasn’t really on the lookout for a VPN, as I’ve been more than happy with Cryptostorm for […]

02/06/202209/06/2022Android, blog, geek, nvidia shield, Raspberry Pi, Security

gamer-geek-news ssltest

Tested this site with ssllabs test tool, now that I have the DNS going through Cloudflare, with an existing ssl cert. I’m stoked to have scored an A 🙂

10/08/202110/08/2021blog, dubdubdub, geek, Security

let’s encrypt ssl certificate

For years having a ssl certificate on your site was beyond the scope of simple sites, due to the cost of certs. This removes a layer of privacy, and I’ve tried many […]

03/09/201903/09/2019blog, dubdubdub, geek, Security

Chromium callbacks to Google

Recently read that Chromium still has callbacks to Google, and here I was naively thinking that it was secure Still not sure if Brave makes these callbacks, but that’s tomorrows question 😜 […]

25/04/201925/04/2019blog, geek, Python, Security

DigitalOcean pre installs Let’s Encrypt

Awesome EFF’s Let’s Encrypt is pre-installed on the DigitalOcean droplet I’ve setup, A rating for the gamer-geek-news.com domain 🙂 https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=gamer-geek-news.com Update: still working on the DNS, A rating for this one though […]

07/03/201718/10/2018blog, dubdubdub, geek, Security

Tile find and track things

I vaguely remember back in the 80’s as Rubik cubes were popular, the miners were striking, and Thatcher was invading the Falklands the height of technology was a keyring that would beep […]

09/07/2016blog, geek, Off topic, Security

Facebook Is Adding Tor Support To The Android App

Android Police: Facebook Is Adding Tor Support To The Android App. Engadget: Facebook on Android gives you privacy through Tor. The Guardian: Facebook adds Android app support for anonymity service Tor. So […]

23/01/2016Android, blog, geek, Security

Google Keep to Ubuntu

I’ve not been posting as often as I’d like due to the Android WordPress app not connecting… that’s another post. What I have been doing over the last couple of days is […]

23/01/2016Android, blog, geek, Off topic, Security

The Edward Snowden guide to practical privacy

Thanks to The Register; here’s The Edward Snowden guide to practical privacy If you’re just an average user concerned about your privacy Use Tor when browsing. You don’t have to use Tor […]

14/01/2016Android, blog, geek, Security

yubikey-neo + KeyPassX + KeyPassDroid + OwnCloud

yubikey-neo + KeyPassX + KeyPassDroid + OwnCloud portable secure password vault Searching through F-Droid for yubico I came across a link to KeyPassDroid; I’d come across a password safe solution on the […]

15/10/2015Android, blog, geek, linux, Security

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