To me it just seems like the websites you opened in Ironfox were calling the trackers. The only things I’d see Ironfox using is Firebase Crashlytics and maybe Mozilla sites for add-on updates etc.

Sounds like a perfect use case for the WTFPL.

I’m not sure if I know all of the paid cloud features in the current version (and I don’t really want to download it). You can download unlimited maps, which made me switch back in the days.

Try the OsmAnd open-source version, which has all the OsmAnd+ features unlocked for free: https://f-droid.org/packages/net.osmand.plus/

Kinda? As far as I interpreted it, it was mostly aimed at the people behind AI hyping it up to “never make mistakes” and trying to silence people who point them out.

I watched it. Not really a spectacular movie but an okay watch if you’re bored.

Obviously I can only speak for myself as a non-impaired person, but I am often in spaces where I cannot listen to audio even on headphones. Also a summary is nice to get a feel if I even want to spend the time watching the video later.

You can set the volume by tab and not only globally for the browser. It’s also very useful if a website doesn’t have volume controls. And if the audio is too quiet, you can amplify it (as the name says) to up to 600%.

I couldn’t find further info on it yet, but I think it’s very likely.

The original post was removed by AutoMod for some reason, I’ve already contacted a mod from the community to hopefully get the post un-removed.

EDIT: Post was not un-removed, but I was allowed to repost as URL post with image in body; edited the cross-post URL.

Pretty much yes, unfortunately. Because the process calling your target process is obviously created before, you’d need to proactively log all executions. :/

Sorry, I mistakenly believed that auditctl records the process tree on event generation automatically, but that’s not the case. You’ll need to add a rule that records execve events.

As far as I am aware, auditctl records the whole process tree of an event. You can use ausearch with --pid <pid> or --ppid <pid> to work yourself all the way up the process tree.

The German Nutrition Society (DGE) has shifted to a circle instead of a pyramid:

The portions of the circle refer to volume and not calories. In my opinion this design is superior to pyramids in general because all parts are equally important for a balanced diet, with hydration in the middle.

PSA: The Syncthing fork repo has very recently been taken by a new maintainer without notice from the old one. However, the new maintainer seems to be in possession of the old PGP keys, which has made a lot of community members cautious/suspicious.

Related forum thread in the Syncthing forums

Or if you dislike all kinds of ads like me, you may also like the NewPipe fork Tubular, which provides SponsorBlock integration.

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Probably it was only added so they could pull this “sike, air in the middle” stunt

TLDR: I can’t say for 100% sure, but there are multiple reasons to believe that this is malware.

Long version: I’m seeing multiple suspicious things here.

• The IPs being connected to are part of some hoster and have some abuse reports: https://www.abuseipdb.com/check-block/217.20.58.98/29

• The domain being resolved is qcloud[.]com, which belongs to Tencent Cloud and definitely not Microsoft.

• Other domains in memory like counter-strike[.]com[.]ua are very new and definitely sound fishy.

• A standalone version of 7zip is being run and extracts the created rar file with the password “infected”. Real alarm bells here.

• A lot of the registry actions look like anti-debugging, which does not sound like something an Illustrator Plugin would do.