Brutkey

Sabrina Web :privacypride: 📎📎
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Tattie
@Tattie@eldritch.cafe

Remembering a moment reasonably early in #transition where I was in boymode and decided to pop into the supermarket.

And as I walked around, I started to notice... looks. Not particularly mean ones, just slightly longer and more curious than I always used to get

And I realised that my clothes might not have been femme, but my body language was. The way I was walking, holding my hands. I was probably reading as rather camp. And it was entirely subconscious. My entire being was just refusing to do the "cishet guy" mask anymore that had protected me thru most of my life.

And in a flash it dawned on me that no matter what I did now, whether I kept transitioning or not, dressed femme or masc, embraced the increasing curviness of my body or disguised it, I was visibly #queer. And would be for the rest of my life. There was no way back anymore, not that I could permit myself.

It's both powerful and scary, when the world has convinced you thru most of your childhood that the only way to be safe is to conform to something that isn't you; to say to yourself "I can't, anymore".

But that is what authenticity is. And authenticity is freedom.

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Thib
@thibaultamartin@mamot.fr

RE: https://infosec.exchange/@briankrebs/115962508398912420

If you consider going to the US, whatever the reason, don’t, for your own safety.

If you consider organizing an event to the US for an international community, you’re putting people’s lives at risk.

If you want an English-speaking environment for an international event, pick Canada or the UK. Heck, even in Scandinavian countries everyone speaks English.

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Jim Killock
@jim@social.openrightsgroup.org

Great news today the French government have launched their own Visio video conferencing tool #digitalsovereignty

But the PR stories, while explaining it is French built, don't mention it is Open Source and based on LiveKit - so any government can reuse what they have done.

https://www.euronews.com/next/2026/01/27/france-to-ditch-us-platforms-microsoft-teams-zoom-for-sovereign-platform-amid-security-con

https://github.com/suitenumerique/meet

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W3C Developers
@w3cdevs@w3c.social

The @w3c@w3c.social Security #InterestGroup proposes to make systematic use of threat modeling in W3C to identify potential #threats, vulnerabilities, and safeguards in web specifications.
This guide is designed to help standards #developers make informed decisions about #security and #privacy risks from the beginning of standard development #timetogiveinput

▶▶️ https://www.w3.org/TR/threat-modeling-guide/

Feedback wlc: https://github.com/w3c/threat-modeling-guide/issues

Data Flow Diagram for Minimalist Web Threat Model with 3 entities (user, network operator, website admin), linked by 7 flows to 3 processes (DNS, browser, server), as described in section A1.3 of the guide.
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