Why Giving Your Printer an Email Address Means More Than You Think

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When a self-hoster gave their printer an email address to stop family requests, they illustrated a larger pattern: cloud services vanish, local infrastructure persists, and the boundary between convenience and control remains contested.

What They Never Asked Us: The True Story of How Onion Mail Was Born

What They Never Asked Us: The True Story of How Onion Mail Was Born

“I had nothing to hide” I was born in the 1970s, in a democratic European country, into an ordinary family — the kind that pays its taxes, respects the law, and raises its children to do the same. I touched my first computer as a child, and I never stopped. I fell in love with … Read more

When Anonymous Exploit Dumps Become Noise Infrastructure

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The exploitarium repository consolidated 130+ exploit proofs-of-concept released without coordination. Security engineers report most are false positives, but two carry CVSS 9.2 scores and remain unpatched.