godelmachine

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China maintains economic well being by donating the chip market and also the supply chains.

The Quad has emerged to dislocate Chinese tyranny in the Indo-Pacific, and US chip takeover will be one of the last strokes in China’s downfall.

Might I inquire how DARPA was a bad actor?

My stand here is that a good thing came form a good agency.

I believe Instagram is a good example of how they decided to pivot and made it big.

May I ask where did you get ahold of their IPO prospectus?

Edit → Got it. Downloaded the 222 pg doc from here - https://ir.darktrace.com/

Have these guys filed for any patents?

It’s my belief that if you want to make the cut in the InfoSec business, you gotta bring some core offering of your own to the table.

For ex - some groundbreaking algorithm that will help them detect early stages of an attack.

My colleague told me whatever I said in previous comment.

I am in a UK address and getting many details out of which I am posting just these, posting others might be extraneous -

“Your IP addresses - WebRTC detection

DNS Address - 1 server, 1 errors.

If you are now connected to a VPN and between the detected DNS you see your ISP DNS, then your system is leaking DNS requests.”

Ergo, I believe I can safely rule out WebRTC Leaks.

Also, the page gives some details on how to switch off WebRTC for every browser. I don’t need to switch off my WebRTC, right? It’s necessary. NordVPN should be taking care of WebRTC leaks, unless I am mistaken.

I am not based in UK. Do you think I should be changing my iPhone timeline to UK? It will be a clunky workaround but doable.

>>What is your actual IP? Where is that IP based?

Would you please tell me how do I use the above command to run in my iPhone to find my actual IP? Please note that I keep my VPN on 24 * 7 so that my real IP is never sent out on the web.

>>What is the return-time between a ping (or similar) from the BBC to you and back?

It should be around 18-20msec when I last did a speedtest with the VPN on. How can I check my ping time to the BBC iPlayer site? Is there a website which will help me do this?

Ta.

I never switch off my VPN. Are you suggesting -

1. I switch off my VPN.

2. Then turn on my VPN.

3. Then delete my cache and cookies

4. Then visit BBC iPlayer?

I think I have been doing this since a long time but hasn’t really worked. I need to wait for a few days on UK server VPN before BBC iPlayer thinks I am a legit visitor. I tried converting this in my above post as well, through I am afraid I don’t portray a clear picture.

I read up on ASN (Autonomous systems numbering) and M247 as well.

Is there a way I can camouflage my IP headers so that BBC won't detect M247? Would using different protocols which NordVPN offers do any different - SOCKS, P2P?

Thanks for your suggestion again.

1. Making all my DNS requests are going through my VPN? (My VPN is on, 24*7)

2. Testing my VPN connection for WebRTC leaks? (I use NordVPN)

I use the browser. Today I watched using Chrome on my iOS.

The year 2000 doesn’t sound right.