So I always wanted a way to dump games without actually launching CFW on the switch itself but rather just running a payload or whatever, to decrease the chance of getting bans or whatever, and possibly even just dumping from the mSD to the PC, which allows to not not have any homebrew-related data on the mSD so it cannot be scanned, found and stupid stuff happening. So I recently stumbled upon the SwitchSDTool, which does exactly that however the ...
For Starters Happy New Year 2023! So recently I remembered that there was this pretty rad but kinda expensive password management device called the Mooltipass, after having read about their original and mini models, I was wondering if they are still around and damn are they around... with a new model.
So there is already stapling options for OCSP Responses and Certificate Transparency data (although I expect CT to be embedded in most certs by now rather than being stapled to the TLS response), so couldnt it be possible to also staple the entire TLSA path to a TLS response in order to maybe get an alternative to the absolutely crazy CA System?
Transparency disclaimer: I got this for free, but I am unbiased as always. so I have seen the Dicekeys project for a while now and really liked thre idea and all, but for a vastly different reason than (or maybe rather just a part of) the reasoning the makers intended.
Hello everyone, as previously mentioned, I was very concerned with what 1Password, a well known password manager was doing in regards of permanent licenses and non-vendor sync options, and last year they totally dropped the ball.
So the Founder of IDMelon, a FIDO Device that is very interesting in its own way also founded Cléxi, the self-proclaimed "1st Smart Secure SSD"*. Since I kinda liked what they did with IDmelon, I got myself one, so let's look at it.
There has been a really weird lawsuit going around recently and I think it's useful to talk about this all.
Today you get a meta post about how I handle stuff on here. So I like to talk about my opinion about stuff I think might be interesting, some may say "review" but I am not sure whether my ramblings are professional enough for that. anyway I sometimes get stuff for free and often talk about them, so it might be useful to state how I do stuff so stuff is nice and transparent.
Today is the end of "claims" but rather a full on as-is review. So as already announced on Twitter, I got hand on a few things and the first one that will get a more or less in-depth review is the Solokeys Solo V2. For Transparency I should say though that I got my Solo V2 for free for testing and stuff, which doesnt change the fact that I am backing it on KS.
So Solokeys has started their second Kickstarter campaign, after the Solo, we get its second iteration, so let's look at what it has and have a first impression.* *I dont have this yet so take it all with a grain (or some more) of salt, rather than treating it as the absolute truth.
