October is #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth. Let's spread #Privacy & #Security together. 💪
Let us know what your favourite cybersecurity tool is in the comments.
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(1) Firefox (2) DuckDuckGo (3) UblockOrigin (4) Signal
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To stay in touch with my friends, I use @twonly@mastodon.social :)
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Mine is 🧠
I don't know i just want to get into cyber security, how do you guys think i should approach this? And is it worth it as a career in the future with ai and everything?
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CryptPad @CryptPad@social.xwiki.com
XeePassXC @keepassxc@fosstodon.org
LibreWolf @librewolf@chaos.social
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I don't think we can consider @signalapp as private as they share metadata with google and Amazon. Based on monitoring their iOS app.
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@nextcloud@mastodon.social also sends crash reports to google
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My favourite Security tool on android.
Net Guard Git
Users can donate to get some extra features, they are very useful.
@Tutanota@mastodon.social
I use Proton, duckduckgo browser, mastodon, standard notes, collabora office.
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most options are great, but Ecosia has nothing to do with cybersecurity nor privacy.
Here is what it offers:
keeping advertising it is #EUslop
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Nice lineup!
haven't heard of many nor all ...but I had FireFox, now it be DuckDuckGo, and seen Ecosia
about secu ...I'd add avira or mcafee, hatter heard but used the first one
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@Vivaldi@social.vivaldi.net of course!
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Vivaldi with its Startpage browser
test
Has to be CrowdSec [https://www.crowdsec.net/]
Useful for servers of hobbyists to large-scale organizations. Even a tiny VPN.
CrowdSec embraces a unique approach to cyber intelligence by leveraging the power of the crowd to provide an open source and collaborative method for data collection. This is what we call, The Network Effect of Cyber Threat Intelligence.
Free Community version available.
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I need a replacement for Google Photos. Any recommendations?
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These are the tools I use daily. Also @Vivaldi@social.vivaldi.net
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@Tutanota@mastodon.social @firefox@lemmy.world @torproject@mastodon.social @yubico@infosec.exchange @duckduckgo@botsin.space @signalapp@mastodon.world @bitwarden@fosstodon.org @ecosia@mastodon.social @nextcloud@mastodon.xyz @StartpageSearch@mastodon.social @ublockorigin@lemmy.ml Take a look at the Kryfo on f-droid
@Tutanota@mastodon.social ihr habt hierbei @nitrokey@social.nitrokey.com vergessen (als Alternative zum Yubikey). 
@Tutanota@mastodon.social mine is this
@Tutanota@mastodon.social @firefox@lemmy.world @torproject@mastodon.social @yubico@infosec.exchange @duckduckgo@botsin.space @signalapp@mastodon.world @bitwarden@fosstodon.org @ecosia@mastodon.social @nextcloud@mastodon.xyz @StartpageSearch@mastodon.social @ublockorigin@lemmy.ml In the past year I've actually discovered systemd is quite useful as a quazi-containerization tool. It has tons of options for applying restrictions to the services it manages. And even if a service you host comes with its own service file, you don't have to modify that and risk losing your changes with an update, you can make separate drop-in files that get applied as well.
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@Tutanota@mastodon.social
I switch from @ecosia@mastodon.social to @Vivaldi@social.vivaldi.net because E. did choose to work with non european partners.
@Tutanota@mastodon.social
Although I don't follow these types of trends, it's a good opportunity to share some good things! I like @StartpageSearch@mastodon.social's Anonymous View feature! @librewolf@chaos.social, @Waterfox@mastodon.social, IronFox and @torproject@mastodon.social's browsers. @briar@fosstodon.org and @matrix@mastodon.matrix.org's @element@mastodon.matrix.org chatting software. Also uBlock Origin and @StartpageSearch@mastodon.social's Startpage Privacy Protection extension (Which might protect against malicious trackers!). @CoMaps@floss.social, a lot! Simple Keyboard and QKSMS, too!
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@Tutanota@mastodon.social ad block; with zero click spyware being deployed via ad delivery, adblock is now mandatory. #nextdns + #adguardhome + @LibreWolf@mastodon.social with @ublockorigin@lemmy.ml
@Reticulum@mastodon.social and @VeilidNetwork@masto.hackers.town is the future of the privacy, check out @veilamp@masto.hackers.town to see what's possible
Use #foss OS #linux #bsd and @GrapheneOS@grapheneos.social because you CAN'T trust companies(even Apple for the Stockholm set) to choose your privacy and security over shareholder value. Security and privacy need to be transparently built into the OS
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I am sticking it with Firefox’s security features and Helium Browser for browsing. But for chatting, I prefer XMPP and IRC if people in my circle have access to them.