Just a techie guy running feddit.online to allow people to communicate, make friends and acquaintances. Odd coming from a happy introvert, right? (https://jerry.hear-me.blog/about)
I also own these publicly available applications:
Mastodon: https://hear-me.social/
Alternative Mastodon UI: https://phanpy.hear-me.social/
Peertube: https://my-sunshine.video/
Friendica: https://my-place.social/
Matrix: https://element.secure-channel.net/
XMPP/Jabber: https://between-us.online/
Bluesky PDS: https://blue-ocean.social/ (jerry.blue-ocean.social)
Mobilizon (Facebook Events Alt): https://my-group.events/
and more…
I think the article basically says current symmetric key encryption, even 128-bit, but especially 256-bit, is safe from quantum computers, maybe forever. It’s the asymmetric encryption that’s going to be easily broken, and this is what Google says needs to be addressed by 2029.
According to the Google Play Store, there are 467 reviews (4.8 stars) but “0+” downloads. Like everything else about the White House, it doesn’t add up.
And maybe most people know to keep it off their phones.
The headline of this post is technically accurate but purposely provocative. The article’s headline is more informative: " Fake 7-Zip downloads are turning home PCs into proxy nodes".
The point is that 7zip.com is not the official website, and this is where many people are going for it, and getting malware.
He made thousands of dollars a month off MAGA men who believed she was real. But when he tried to create an AI woman for the Democrats, it bombed because they knew it was just AI slop.
Any questions?