the chance of this is almost zero. if you are a dangerous cybercriminal, they will track your device down by a networking solution, wait until you leave it unattended and install a hardware-based spy device and capture evidence. No fbi agent will fuck around with keyboard sounds or movie bs like that
nvidia takes that to a whole new level
eu also passed this law
nvidia is one of the greediest companies rn
lol no. only the sounds of the keys can identify the keyboard’s model
most apps i have just have no way to collect my keystrokes. it is pretty hard to pull off with an open-source app, without anyone noticing
i only download from dodi’s and fitgirl repacks official site. I barely log into steam once in 2 months.
many companies, if not all, use some kind of selfhosted vpn solution
you can’t. How do you imagine saving the sql databases, that you need for logging in and viewing user profiles and so on? at most, you can save a snapshot
Rhino. it is a new, but very promising distro, ubuntu based and rolling, which is great for gaming
Tutanota, infomaniak, onion mail, forward email, i2p mail
set up your own hosting solution. it is not hard, i did it too. if you need a preset one, nextcloud, filen, cryptpad, cozy, puter, internxt, cloudreve, denet
not really, Bitwarden and KeepassXC are the most established ones. for the best security and privacy, i recommend (selhosted) Bitwarden, since if your computer with KeepassXC, or even just the drive you installed it on stops working, you lose all your passwords, which really sucks. This is not an issue with Bitwarden, the passwords are stored with zero knowledge encryption, you will have all your passwords until you know the master password, and can log into the same vault from almost any device (windows, mac, linux, android, ios, bsd)
Mullvad, yes. But there are some others like Riseup, Calyx, nym vpn
For calendars, there are a shit ton of them: My favorite is Foossify Calendar, but there are some others like: Tuta calendar, etar, kalendar, calindori
that’s not something haveibeenpwned would ever know about
this is why i have developed my own cloud solution. a file server that i host myself
Wanna see how they gonna break a zero knowledge AES-256 encryption
If it passes through, that means it is present on the server’s storage, even if for a short period of time
Steam notifies about every login attempt and 2FA is also set. No way they could do that without me noticing. Haveibeenpwned only reports central database leaks, not user-side leaks
I’d rather not upload my files on remote servers. No matter if open source or no
If there is a virus on someone’s pc, the antimalware software would notice it, not have i been pwned. Idk who bought this bs up. Steamdb WAS breached. Not my pc was compromised, but Steam
you only fry your phone with this. very bad idea