Tag: privacy
All the articles with the tag "privacy".
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Replace Cursor with a Minimal VSCodium AppImage
VSCodium AppImage plus three Open VSX extensions replaces Cursor — git status tags, Vim keys, Mermaid and PlantUML preview — with no editor-side data path.
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Where Does Brave's Leo AI Keep Your Data?
Brave's Leo sidebar keeps every AI conversation in one SQLite file — and on a machine without a keyring, Chromium's public peanuts key opens it.
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Keeping secrets out of Git
A short checklist for keeping secrets out of git — why a committed secret is already compromised, the .gitignore patterns to add, where to state the policy (README, AGENTS.md), and three commands to verify nothing is hiding; with a visual summary infographic
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Encrypting Linux: from a hack 20+ years ago to firewalls, LUKS and Veracrypt
A personal Linux security story — how a break-in 20+ years ago pushed me from detecting tampering (tripwire) to preventing it: firewall first, then LUKS full-disk encryption, Veracrypt USB volumes, the threat model and its honest limits, and a daily rsync backup between two encrypted disks