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When I check my account "security settings", it lists all devices and locations I ever logged in from, just check yours. Edit. All tracking data is being gathered and stored.
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Important to mention, making this a standalone post. Those jailed ones were not committing real crimes (in contrast to the ones Durov is being accused of). They are punished for the disagreement with Russia's policies.
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But Durov's VK did accept those demands of the Russian government, there are literally tons of criminal cases against Russian citizens based on their posts in VK. VK gave out all info, including real addressees to the Russian FSB, plenty of arrests were made, then followed by criminal prosecution. Also, Durov made it even worse, without any announcement, he simply sold the VK platform to another Kremlin/FSB controlled oligarch. People were getting jailed for several yeras old posts. It's all publicly known. I obviously shan't post any links, those all are easy to find, I don't want to be falsely blamed for "involving politics into forum" nonsense, so I digress.
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3) Very famous 4) Simply forgot to clear old cookies. 5) MSFN implemented fingerprinting recognising the device. I saw that on some sites, it's not a joke.
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Windows 7 on an Intel 13th Gen i5-13400F possible?
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Emulators and virtual machines, elixirs of eternal life for WinXP
Dixel replied to silverni's topic in Windows XP
Thanks all. 6.0, runs on Vista, then? -
Windows 7 on an Intel 13th Gen i5-13400F possible?
Dixel replied to alexthetechie1's topic in Windows 7
Yes, of course. Here's the driver, courtesy of D.Draker. https://msfn.org/board/topic/186395-3d-video-card-not-working-windows-7-sp1-x64/?do=findComment&comment=1270413 -
Excellent choice! I'm thinking to try this approach, I'll observe the whole situation a bit longer, then install this new one, many thanks for it!
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The wretched Chrome Client Hints, another Doomsday of privacy: ways out of it.
Dixel replied to Dixel's topic in Web Browsers
Second Part: "I would like to expand about server-side browser fingerprinting. Server-side fingerprinting is a collection of techniques used by web servers to identify which web client is making a request based on network parameters sent by the client. By web client I mean the type of client, as in which browser or CLI tool, and not a specific user like what a cookie identifies." "TLS fingerprinting: How it works, where it is used and how to control your signature..." https://lwthiker.com/networks/2022/06/17/tls-fingerprinting.html- 105 replies
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The wretched Chrome Client Hints, another Doomsday of privacy: ways out of it.
Dixel replied to Dixel's topic in Web Browsers
HTTP/2 fingerprinting wasn't there 20 years ago, it's a relatively new method for web fingerprinting, This article includes the on-topic Client Hints. "HTTP/2 fingerprinting is a method by which web servers can identify which client is sending the request to them1. It can identify the browser type and version, for instance, or whether a script is used. The method relies on the internals of the HTTP/2 protocol which are less widely known that those of its simpler predecessor HTTP/1.1. In this post I will first give a short description of the HTTP/2 protocol, then provide details on how a web server can use the protocol’s various parameters to identify the client. Finally, I will list methods of checking and controlling a client’s HTTP/2 signature." https://lwthiker.com/networks/2022/06/17/http2-fingerprinting.html- 105 replies
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The wretched Chrome Client Hints, another Doomsday of privacy: ways out of it.
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You also claimed that you were blocking the "like" function, not only photos. You're right, I agree about the boycott, I even think I already suggested it many years ago. I'm deadset serious about faking my fingerprints, make them multiple, randomise, not to block completely, but make them similar to the most common ones, I don't know what others want. I didn't post my pic. at cloudflare, I posted it at MSFN, what does it have to do with the topic discussion?- 105 replies
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8.4 does indeed have the ugly UI I was talking about. It had been introduced somewhere in 2012. I never tried anything higher than 6.x, not sure about the UI in the others.
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Emulators and virtual machines, elixirs of eternal life for WinXP
Dixel replied to silverni's topic in Windows XP
Discovered the article by accident, someone knows, is this not a joke? LATEST VERSION of NoxPlayer 7.0.6.1 runs on XP!??! https://www.softpedia.com/get/Mobile-Phone-Tools/Others/Nox-APP-Player.shtml -
The wretched Chrome Client Hints, another Doomsday of privacy: ways out of it.
Dixel replied to Dixel's topic in Web Browsers
Saw this? https://www.zenrows.com/blog/bypass-cloudflare#how-cloudflare-detects-bots- 105 replies
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Again, thank you very much, honestly, I don't know which is the better version, ideas? I don't mind testing 5.5 or any other, but not with the modernised UI.
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Yes! They even have the rarest laptop driver! nVidia Geforce WHQL Version 348.10 https://station-drivers.com/download/nvidia/nvidia_geforce_348.10_64(www.station-drivers.com).exe
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AstroSkipper, man-miracle! I'll test these and report back, may thanks for these rarest installers!
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Thank you! Brilliant advice! I don't have the installer anymore, sorry. I'll search the old HDDs with backups.
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Aren't those 473, 474, 475 are simply "security fix" drivers? BTW, did you see the result? https://msfn.org/board/topic/186055-3050ti-3060ti-3070ti-and-3080ti-laptop-gpu-driver/?do=findComment&comment=1263435
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The wretched Chrome Client Hints, another Doomsday of privacy: ways out of it.
Dixel replied to Dixel's topic in Web Browsers
Good, constrictive discussion, I appreciate that, really. The other two things that I can think of right now are (besides the beaten to death canvas). 1 - JA3 Hash https://browserleaks.com/ip 2 - or HTTP/2 Fingerprint (Akamai Hash) https://browserleaks.com/http2 or both, in conjunction, to make an iron fingerprint. Some modern versions can spoof the first one, mind you.- 105 replies
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It was a "portable" version, yes, just unpacked. I didn't add the font, no. Thank you. Toady I rebooted several times, the fomts got back to normal, not for long, and Comodo sometimes says "oops, the agent has crashed, please reboot". No strange connections. But I don't have a lot of time to observe to be sure.
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Dixel replied to Dixel's topic in Web Browsers
Right, we aren't trying to "PROVE" anything. We have you for that. Give us your version of events. We don't insist of anything. What about the website (bank? utilities?) that blocked you from XP? Isn't it the same case?- 105 replies
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On a side note, you can try a faster RAM and CPU, it should be less noticeable, then. Also, remove thumbnails generating software to free up the resources for faster rendering.