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Is it possible to encrypt my browsing data in a public wi-fi without using a VPN?

I've been thinking a lot about this since recently a coffee shop near me opened, and it had open wifi. I do not want to pay for a VPN since I do not trust them for my data to show up as encrypted into the network. I found this on GitHub, but I have not tested it enough to see if it works. So can someone give any help with that?

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Want some info on hacking

How do I learn, where do I start and stuff.

I heard a raspberry pi is good to learn on which I already own, is it a good start?

What should I learn first?

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Ubuntu Encrypted Home

Hi, I'm attempting to potentially recover some long lost bitcoin and my old laptop is locked like fort Knox, I had total drive encryption (which I remember the password to) and an encrypted /home dir.

I have used the strings command to dump the hash from wrapped-passphrase and I copied the hashes from private.sig. They were in /home/.ecryptfs/user/.ecryptfs

My question is, what is the hash type for these hashes? I have hashcat launcher installed to crack them but im not sure what the hash type is.

For reference. The hash I got from wrapped-passphrase is bd1612a4708ab608

and my two other hashes from Private.sig are 2723b338a9881f76 and 07e9f7ee1bb6de80

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New Log4j Attack Vector Discovered

Meanwhile, Apache Foundation releases third update to logging tool in 10 days to address yet another flaw.

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Log4Shell: The Basics

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The Log4j vulnerability has taken the world by storm and everyone is talking about it. Individuals from company executives to developers…

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