On Wed, Oct 22, 2014, at 19:31, Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
There is a page on guardianproject.info somewhere that we email to the US
Gov.
You presumably mean:
https://guardianproject.info/home/export-information/
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enabling "Debug Log" in Orbot, but I do not know if it logs
request information (or what that might look like), and I do not know if
anything is needed beyond checking the checkbox (e.g., restart Orbot,
reboot device).
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ation code is all Apache License 2.0; you
are welcome to any of that if you want it.
I welcome any feedback on the prose or the code!
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it could be a new chunk of work related to this.
If you mean https://github.com/moxie0/AndroidPinning, that's GPLv3.
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ay be the source of the difficulty.
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On Sun, Feb 14, 2016, at 01:21, grarpamp wrote:
> https://check.torproject.org/api/ip
> But that's only for browsers.
I'd argue it's for Web service clients as well, which happens to be my
test case. A JSON return payload is very cool, and it seems to be
working.
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On Tue, Mar 29, 2016, at 12:50, Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
> If option #2 or #3 custom build.gradle is easy to do, I think that's the
> best way for right now since its the lowest impact.
OK. Unless you have a strong preference for option #3, I'll start with
option #2.
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ing its base class.
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thout NetCipher. Their fix
(https://wiki.apache.org/HttpComponents/SNISupport) is akin to yours.
I really dislike using reflection hacks for workarounds, but I'm
guessing that there aren't other options here.
Thanks for pointing this out!
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gt; Has anyone bought Android devices that come without Google Play
> installed?
There is always the Amazon Kindle Fire series.
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guely remember seeing such
> warnings in logcat.
You have *far* greater faith in software developers than I do.
> I'm saying remove the keystore references from your code entirely, for
> now at least.
OK, will do. With luck, I will submit pull requests later this week.
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portant, if we can pull it off. Backwards compatibility is A Very Good
Thing for adoption, and while Google might offer their own backport of
this stuff, my guess is that they will not.
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equest itself caused test result changes
on the CI server.
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would have had this method from
API Level 1.
Thoughts?
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on addresses would not need any
> https://check.torproject.org/api/ip checks since they only work through
> Tor.
OrbotHelper won't know that URL at the time it is doing the
confirmation, though, so it needs to confirm regardless of what URLs
might get used by the app.
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functionality is not out of the
question, which should be easier than a cleanroom implementation from
the specification.
Anyway, just an FYI, in case anyone's been pondering this stuff...
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run into the same problem with
'info.guardianproject.netcipher-okhttp3:netcipher:2.0.0-alpha1'.
Are you sure that these artifacts have been published?
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client APIs. It works back to API Level 17 (Android 4.2).
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handled purely by TrustManagerBuilder, not the backport.
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If onEnabled() is called, that means that we received a STATUS_ON
response from Orbot, which should mean that Orbot is accepting requests.
Can you reproduce the problem with the sample apps (e.g.,
sample-okhttp3) or the test suite (in netcipher-okhttp3)? If so, what
version of Android and Orbot are you
before giving up and raising a
Notification to the user about the problem).
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> And then is called:
>
> public void onConnectionException(Exception e)
What does the stack trace associated with the exception tell you?
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fusion.
Also, thanks for the clarification!
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ebView:
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ers would configure this
other stuff and skip setting up the Tor proxy hooks.
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but that is two years old and is missing stuff that I see in the
decompiled JAR.
I filed an issue to try to get them to offer an option to disable this
functionality:
https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/70019396
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ernet users. Our goal is to
spur development of technology that may be applied in practice, rather than
pure research..."
I wonder a bit about how unrestricted the "unrestricted gift" is, but this
program might be of interest to established non-profits in this space.
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Security by obscurity, I guess.
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, or at all, every time your service is
> launched with startForegroundService() then you get a crash, on some
> indeterminate set of "strict" devices.
FWIW, that crash should occur on all Android 8.0+ devices.
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them fixed.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions or support!
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implementation, etc.). The
bigger thing is that Google will be steering developers to use it, which means
the next generation of Android developers will start with Compose. So, while
Compose is still nicely malleable, we need to try to make sure that it doesn't
screw up security.
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te: I mention F-Droid, as their policy had been to sign apps with their own
signing key. It looks like now that there are some options for avoiding this,
but I felt the need to address this head on.
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looking.
Perhaps people are looking and I just don't know about it -- if you know of
people who are, I'd love to hear about them!
That being said, I replaced the section where I mentioned F-Droid with another
one where I don't mention them directly. A revised post is attached.
Thanks for the f
nsware.com/blog/2021/06/29/initial-thoughts-code-transparency.html
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library that you propose will almost "fall out of" work to
create a library for checking the integrity of other apps. Having it probably
won't hurt.
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e developer
relations members on the topic. However, after that late November post, I have
not seen much on this subject coming out of Mountain View. I suspect that I'll
be writing another post, perhaps tomorrow, pointing out Google I|O sessions
that might be of relevance on this subject.
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