SimpleX Chat is the messaging app we all been waiting for.
Permissionless and accountless!
Unstoppable’s the most badass swap bot leaves on simplex as well.
https://unstoppable(.)money/simplex
Enjoy!
@ElNietoDePepita En esa epoca estaba yo ahí, que recuerdos pufff, el villalón, el nuñez, el espada, el nico, el gitano, el jose mari, el isaac, el jorge, era la super presentación al pueblo.
💥 NEW: A Telegram alternative built on Nostr just launched
> Anagram looks and feels like Telegram, but Telegram never sees a single message
> Private groups rotate their keys, so kicked members are locked out instantly
> Encrypted voice and video calls run peer to peer over the Iroh protocol
> Web, desktop, and Android apps are live, sign in with your Nostr keys
via @arcbtc
I'm using KeePassXC for a decade.
In this decade, all commercial password managers went through significant enshittification. Lastpass, 1Password, Bitwarden, all of them. Some had security breaches.
My password management hasn't changed in this decade at all. I haven't thought about password management once in 10 years. I haven't had to jump ship between providers or migrate my data. I just have a database shared across my devices and few offsite backups.
One decision to go with free and open source password manager saved me so much trouble. Literally just use KeePassXC, don't even bother with commercial ones.
Tor Project put out a statement on its relationship with Mullvad. Worth a read if you care who's actually steering the privacy infra you rely on. We run a public Tor relay ourselves, this stuff matters. https://t.co/ppAtTiVd05
A 2026 DeGoogle Mobile Telemetry Study
How much data does a phone secretly send to Google when you are not using it? Our team measured 72 continuous hours of network packets from idle Android phones sitting untouched in our lab.
https://t.co/2MALnzqe1D
BEWARE : AI CAN READ YOUR CRYPTO ACTIVITY !
HERE IS HOW TO MAKE YOUR CRYPTO EXCHANGES HARDER TO TRACE.
Private Swaps are now in Unstoppable.
First, we made exchange quotes "more honest". Our aggregator compares providers and "corrects" quotes using their actual delivery history - so overpromising doesn’t help a provider win your exchange.
Now, we’re tackling the trail on the blockchain.
We already hide your identifying metadata from providers. They don’t get to know who you are or where you’re exchanging from. That's the foundational layer but we need more than that. That's what private swaps are trying to tackle.
Private Swaps are designed to make it much harder for observer (incl. AI-powered blockchain analytics) to connect the asset you send with the asset you receive.
Your exchange history shouldn’t become someone else’s intelligence.
Here’s how they work:
You now have an option to split the output across as many addresses as you need.
>> Send 10% to one
>> 20% to another
>> and 70% to a third.
You control the allocation.
The first version goes live with an option to choose just two destination addresses. More coming in the near future.
Remember, these are the very first steps in the private swaps direction with more upgrades scheduled to go live over the coming months.
As we onboard more privacy-supporting providers and expand the features of the "privacy-enhancing" protocols it will become more and more capable.
It takes time. Brick-by-brick.
The first version goes live in Unstoppable wallet and swap bots towards the end of this week!
Stay Private!
Go Borderless!
Be Unstoppable!
💡 Quick Linux Tip #91
Want to check network connections, listening ports, and network statistics from the Linux command line?
Run:
netstat -tuln
This shows TCP and UDP ports that are currently listening on your system.
You can also check active connections with:
netstat -an
To see which processes are using network ports:
sudo netstat -tulpn
What these options mean:
-t - Show TCP connections
-u - Show UDP connections
-l - Show listening sockets
-n - Show numerical addresses and port numbers
-a - Show all connections and listening ports
-p - Show the process using each connection
⚠️ netstat is considered a legacy tool on many modern Linux systems. If it is not installed, ss is usually the recommended alternative.
Perfect for quickly checking open ports, listening services, and active network connections.
Follow @tecmint for more #LinuxTips
📱 YOUR ANDROID CAN MAP AN ENTIRE NETWORK
No laptop. No complicated setup. Just Striker running directly on Android and a quick look at what’s really happening inside the local network. 🔥
Open ports, active devices, exposed services and potential security weaknesses — all from the phone in your hand. The goal isn’t just to scan. It’s to understand your network before someone else does. 🛡️
💬 Comment STRIKER if you want more Android cybersecurity content.
⚠️ Test only networks you own or have explicit permission to assess.
#CyberSecurity #AndroidSecurity #NetworkSecurity #EthicalHacking #CyberKid