Perhaps you shouldn’t rely on PDF encryption (it’s broken)
PDF encryption is broken. Here's why and what you can do about it.
My Conundrum With Cloud Drives
There are different kinds of cloud drives, with different levels of reliability, maintenance, cost and privacy... and the state of things is not pleasing.
PSA: Do NOT use Apple’s “Hide My Email” together with ProtonMail (and possibly others), or it can LEAK your real email
Do not use Apple's "Hide My Email" together with ProtonMail, or your real address can leak.
How to install obfs4proxy on Mac (or any platform)
With this guide, building and installing obfs4proxy is a no-brainer if you know how to use a terminal and have Git and Go installed.
Where to publish your PGP key
Why you shouldn't use SKS, and what to use instead.
How to set up external GPG in Thunderbird 91.x for Mac
After following this guide, you should be able to encrypt, decrypt and sign emails within Thunderbird, even with a smartcard. This guide assumes you already have a GPG keyring or know how to set it up. Install GPG Suite Download and install GPG Suite from [here]. Install MacPorts and gpgme [...]
How to set up PGP WKD (Web Key Directory)
Brief Today I'll show you how to set up PGP WKD (Web Key Discovery), to easily distribute your public key, so that anyone who has your email address will be able to get your public key (in some cases automatically) while being reasonably sure that it's the real key. Requirements [...]
Dear Mozilla: Why Thunderbird 78.x is both great and awful (PGP)
I am writing this post because Thunderbird 78.x has issues for advanced PGP users
Open Letter: Why IT security is “obvious” to me.
I met someone through this very blog. We have been emailing back and forth, and eventually the question arised why I'm so interested in IT security. My response was, that there's no particular reason and I guess it's just "obvious" to me. To which he replied seemingly perplexed, that I [...]
Is the new macOS Big Sur spying on your application usage?
Not really, or at least that's not the goal. Let me explain. So, people have been posting about the new macOS update being evil and sending an application hash to Apple before allowing you to open the application (unless you're offline, then it will just open the application). This sounded [...]