On Mon, Jan 18, 2021 at 11:42 AM 'awokd' via qubes-users <
qubes-users@googlegroups.com> wrote:
> Shawn Creighton:
> >
> > I have a Sandisk Cruzer 8GB flash drive I've had for a few years, when I
> > plug it in to Qubes it shows up in the available devices but when I
> connect
> > it to any appvm
On 1/17/21 11:38 PM, evado...@gmail.com wrote:
Seems it works with rules below. Is it enough to prevent all leaks? Openvpn
has more rules or other rules only drop traffic from proxyvm? Should I
worry about this traffic? Is it the way to block it like openvpn solution
from docs do for wireguard?
Shawn Creighton:
I have a Sandisk Cruzer 8GB flash drive I've had for a few years, when I
plug it in to Qubes it shows up in the available devices but when I connect
it to any appvm it's not rshowing up in the file manager. Other newer flash
drives work fine. Any ideas?
NTFS format vs. ExFAT
I might add that at first after installing it gave me a black screen with a
blinking prompt. to fix this issue I had to go in the BIOS and change the UEFI
settings which had a choice between "windows systems" and "others"
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Envoyé : 18 janvier 2021
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BTW, I've started the reimplementation of qubes-i3status as a Python
wrapper around i3status. I am trying to be quite conservative – in the
default settings, there should be no visible difference except CPU load,
periodic freezes and bug fixes (battery status).
* Some indicators (battery, load
unman schrieb am Samstag, den 16.01.2021 um 01:39:
...
> Many attacks rely on chaining exploits and loopholes in an assortment of
> applications and libraries.
> You see this very often in "capture the flag" contests, and in real
> world attacks.
...
> Are there risks? Of course.
Sorry for
