i also use UKI though so my setup is a tiny bit more secure
i also use UKI though so my setup is a tiny bit more secure
Kusing user agent switcher, to display as win10 user
Atiny bit
Ai think it would take the feds 3 days
Amaybe 4
Pthey can tell you are not a win user regardless of UA
TThanks for all the help guys
Pbrowser fingerprinting is hilarious
Kdamn
TI still think bazzite is incredibly based
PFingerprint
The Fingerprint device intelligence platform works across web and mobile applications to identify all visitors with 99.5% accuracy — even if they’re anonymous.
Pthey have a blog as well as a demo on the front page
KI'll look into that
P:smirk:
Pyour paranoia can only get worse before it gets better :shrug:
Kbut when I test my user agent on testing websites, it shows win10 and edge
Kbut scary, that they even have the screen rez
Ptesting websites are testing against standards
K1440p and Linux.. I'm an outcast
Kin my town
Pstandards say that your user agent must be correct
Pfingerprinting says you can probably tell the UA is a lie based on other metrics
Pthis is not defined by any one standard
K. . .
K@antheas I just saw a video somone bypassing tpm.
Because they had tpm autounlock bitlocker and they could read the ram . . .
but my CPU has fTPM, so it's encrypted
Because they had tpm autounlock bitlocker and they could read the ram . . .
but my CPU has fTPM, so it's encrypted
Pyour options are:
- accept you are being tracked
- make yourself stand out by acting more paranoid
Athe problem is that the TPM needs to only unlock your drive only when that will lead to your lockscreen
Aif the TPM unlocks your drive in any other case, then the attacker can just do that
Aif you bind your TPM to the secure boot PCR, it will unlock your drive provided the initial boot was with a kernel that was signed with the same keys
KI also have secure boot, but this still doesn't protect against theft and search warrant 
Pnothing does
Atheft it does
Amost likely
Jwhere's that hammer xkcd
Pyeah random dumb thieves maybe
Apetty theft is easy to guard against
Pbut for the things you would actually be paranoid about protecting your data from like this it's a fool's errand
Ajust use luks so you can wipe your drive when you sell your pc and not worry about it
Pjust having a password is gonna stop the average crackhead from making off with your stuff
Athe rest is eh
Hsorry but literally nothing will protect you from being beaten with a 5 dollar monkey wrench
Aalso i knwo unless my drive ends up in NSA's hands nobody is unlocking it
Awithout the monkey wrench
KIf I set tpm to autounlock...
someone could just steal my PC, my browser is logged in into everything .... and pics of my ID, my entire teenage time is on my drive
someone could just steal my PC, my browser is logged in into everything .... and pics of my ID, my entire teenage time is on my drive
Pexcept the fact you cheaped out on a damn wrench and the wrench broke
Ajoin the club, apart from the last part
Awin 11 is going to make hw encryption auto turn on
Pno lifetime warranty on $5 monkey wrench either
Anext year
Pit becomes a $10 and a $15 monkey wrench very quickly...
