Notices by Adonay Felipe Nogueira (adfeno@ecodigital.social), page 131

@ckeen @kaniini The ocap community has a phrase that's not quite right: "We don't prohibit what we can't prevent." I don't 100% agree, because there are some things we do want to prohibit that we can't prevent, but where the consequences may be social rather than technical. But it's *close* to being correct.

So my alternative phrase is: "We shouldn't pretend we can prevent what we can't." Pretending to do so worsens a problem because it presents an opportunity for bad actors to violate it.

~=8 Character Passwords Are Dead=~

New benchmark from the Hashcat Team shows a 2080Ti GPU passing 100 Billion password guesses per second (NTLM hash).

This means that the entire keyspace, or every possible combination of:
- Upper
- Lower
- Number
- Symbol

...of an 8 character password can be guessed in:

~2.5 hours

(8x 2080Ti GPUs against NTLM Windows hash)

#Hacking #Infosec

Anybody know a person familiar with schema.org ?

I'd gladly use your help:)

https://github.com/libresh/catalogue/
https://lab.libreho.st/librehosters/librehost-api/issues/2

Boost appreciated :)

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do people know of good resources that break down the politics around technology and how tech choices can't be seen as simply a means to an end?

Audience would be radicals who still blindly use Google Suite, Facebook, Slack, Salesforce etc because their primary concern is "getting the job done."

These resources should also have an intersectional analysis b/c the tunnel vision free software purism response is a show stopper for me.