[Trisquel-users] Re : I wondered how does one set up duplicity/duply on trisquel?

2015-08-09 Thread lcerf

Any vulnerability is an attack vector.

What a security expert!

Maybe you can at least read a figure and understand that they are not the  
same:  
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/86/2010-T10-ArchitectureDiagram.png


It comes from the Wikipedia article on vulnerability (computing):  
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vulnerability_%28computing%29


The article starts with a definition: Vulnerability is the intersection of  
three elements: a system susceptibility or flaw, attacker access to the flaw,  
and attacker capability to exploit the flaw. That applies to the security  
bug in Bash before Shellshock was corrected. That does not apply to  
'dhclient' that did not contain any system susceptibility or flaw. There  
was no vulnerability in 'dhclient'. Nothing to fix. And nothing was fixed.  
'dhclient' was one of the vectors through which the attacker had access to  
the flaw and could exploit the flaw. That is the definition of an exploit  
vector. The description of the figure in the article says it: a threat agent  
through an attack vector exploits a weakness (vulnerability) of the system  



[Trisquel-users] Re : I wondered how does one set up duplicity/duply on trisquel?

2015-08-08 Thread lcerf

Does deja-dup-monitor run automatically by default once a month?

I chose weekly backups. That can be configured of course.


[Trisquel-users] Re : I wondered how does one set up duplicity/duply on trisquel?

2015-08-08 Thread lcerf
It is impressive how much bullshit you can pack up in a post! My favorite one  
is quidam not using Trisquel.


[Trisquel-users] Re : I wondered how does one set up duplicity/duply on trisquel?

2015-08-08 Thread lcerf
When I asked him if thats because he doesn't even use trisquel and prefers  
debian, he got offended and said he was done talking to me.


Quidam is Trisquel's leader. Of course, he uses Trisquel. Stop trolling  
around.


[Trisquel-users] Re : I wondered how does one set up duplicity/duply on trisquel?

2015-08-08 Thread lcerf

I believe he uses debian.

So, one more time, you don't know. You just assume that people are frauds  
and shout it on the forum and the IRC. Like you wrote: you just piss off  
people on the Internet.


[Trisquel-users] Re : I wondered how does one set up duplicity/duply on trisquel?

2015-08-08 Thread lcerf
Either you consider the GRUB password is useless (and  
https://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/grub.html#Security says it is  
useless in almost all situations) and it makes no sense that you want  
/etc/grub.d/01_PASSWORD back or you consider that it brings some security and  
it makes no sense that you laugh at pizzaiolo because he does no want to tell  
his password.


Either way, I actually think it does not make sense to laugh at pizzaiolo. If  
someone ignores something you know, you can teach him/her. It turns out you  
know close to nothing about security. So you had better learn than teach and  
you had better listen than keep on bragging about how expert you are. An  
expert that believes his system is repetitively compromised (how effective  
you are!), who cannot read code, who believes Shellshock is due to a  
vulnerability in 'dhclient', who thinks that backdoors in Windows are  
overrated, etc. And, above all, someone who makes things up out of thin air  
and calling everyone a fraud: jxslef would distribute blobs in his kernel,  
quidam would not run Trisquel, etc. You are ridiculous.


[Trisquel-users] Re : I wondered how does one set up duplicity/duply on trisquel?

2015-08-08 Thread lcerf
Yes, 'dhclient' was a remote exploit vector. This is precisely what I wrote.  
Do you know the difference between having a vulnerability and being an  
attack vector? You obviously don't. Who is foolish? I guess the one who was  
banned from like 8 freenode rooms for complaining about dhclient being  
vulnerable, i.e., you.


[Trisquel-users] Re : I wondered how does one set up duplicity/duply on trisquel?

2015-08-07 Thread lcerf
Déjà-Dup can encrypt the files with GPG (using a symmetric cipher) and can  
backup to a computer though SSH. Just look at its Storage tab. When you  
setup the backup, encryption will be proposed.