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It is, and this article announced Noyb filed a complaint against BICS, TeleSign and Proximus with the Belgian DPA to request actions be taken (investigation, fines, removal of data, …).

A translated complaint is available at https://noyb.eu/sites/default/files/2023-06/DRAT%20TELESIGN%...

I must be missing something but I don’t see any mention that the Battlefield 2042 source code got leaked, nor in this article nor from any other credible sources. There is a difference between the game engine and the game itself.

A cyber-security related blog: https://thiebaut.dev/

I like quality content and hence aim to provide what I am looking for. When publishing, I want to teach the subject. The few posts I aim to publish per year do need to include everything from theory to source-code, accompanied by working proof-of-concepts. The internet is full of content, I want mine to be worth its place. Last but not least, it has to be innovative; no need to reinvent the wheel one more time.

Thanks for the nice write-up! I have been wondering for quite some time how pipes were implemented but never knew where to start. Very well done!

I was about to recommend iSH too so here is the link [1] for anyone interested. The major advantage of iSH, besides being free, is its ability to function offline. Many other SSH clients where just proxies to a server which wasn’t useful on air-gapped or NAT networks.

[1]: https://ish.app/