As far as I can tell, the server is not accessible to anyone who is not on my home network. I only access it on devices that are on my home network.

No, I didn’t do any configuration whatsoever with my router.

Is it going to be a general purpose file server? A media server through jellyfin, etc.? If a media server, do you need to transcode?

Ahhhhhhh, I see. That makes sense!

How long ago did you take the screenshot? Because I am signed in to two of those services right now and they are working 100% fine.

Any of the 5 or 6 cheap wireless hotspots listed in the link in the article.

This is just minor datahoarding. I do it, on an extreme level.

Lots of people say that the entire data dump can be found in a telegram channel that is run by the hacking group. That’s just what I hear, but I’ve heard it quite a bit.

PUT YA HANDS WHERE MY EYES CAN SEE

Then you would just wanna bring along your trace buster buster buster.

Also alert your friends/colleagues that there are IMEI/IMSI scanners at the event, so that they can prepare accordingly by leaving their phone at home, putting it in a farraday bag, etc.

Hello again, thanks again for the great advice. I have a question though. The traditional network model that you mention…is that also sometimes reffered to as the OSI Model? Are the two the same thing? I just want to make sure that I am studying the correct thing.

Good luck to you! I had never heard of Jolla before. That’s very cool. Im in the US and am so far unsure if Jolla products are marketed or even supported here. More investigating!

Yes, I’m definitely trying to understand the “why” of what it is that I am doing. I’m just going to be using YUNO as a starting point.

Oh my god, you were right. Yuno is AMAZINGLY useful for exactly what it is that I am attempting to do!

Sevral people have mentioned Yuno and I’m going to look into it shortly. Thanks for the input!

Thanks for the advice. Currently, I have a backup of all of my important data on a high capacity HDD that is completely disconnected from any devices. There is no real way to automate backups with that setup, but it’s what I am working with at the moment.

Amazing, thanks for sharing. I understand Riseup and Disroot and the missions of each, but I’m having a bit of trouble with Tildeverse , likely because I am not well versed in *nix operating systems as of yet. I’m going to commence to reading up on all of these!

Thanks for the suggestions! Someone else has mentioned YUNOHost and that is definitely on my radar and my mental list of things to look into!

I have set up KeePassXC and KeepassDX, but that’s about as far as I have gotten thus far. I’m currently trying to figure out Obsidian for notes and a general knowledge base.

This seems to be an extremely valuable resource. I love the GitHub awesome lists, and I definitely starred this one as a reference point!