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Perfect is the enemy of good.

"Secure" and "insecure" doesn't make sense in a vacuum.

The most secure computer is one you never use, but that's not useful at all.

Could you please advise which vuln the yubikey support has? I use that every day.

fact

The most secure system is the system with no features! Let's delete everything. #nofeatures #securityonly

Guess this is it. I'm powering everything down for security reasons. To the woods I go to build a cabin.

They made a netflix documentary about the last guy who did that. He wrote a pretty good manifesto.

Nothing is deleted. Just the default options are now used, as intended and announced upstream.

How should a debian openssh be called, with custom patches to integrate systemd logging, enabling all old and insecure cyphers? Or a debian openssl with all legacy cyphers enabled?

> as intended and announced upstream

Meanwhile, from a maintainer of the KeepassXC repo:

> Good luck to you. Really bad decision. We will be sure to let everyone know.

https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc/issues/10725#iss...