> *You* believe a system needs to be compromised for SSL stripping and *you*
send me to "do some reading on REAL WORLD examples of how security is
broken". Lol.
Well, I explained it to you twice, I won't do it again. You can't read plain
english, too bad. Go back to school. You are just playing an act of not
understanding what I wrote actually, so, even better, like wolverine said "go
fuck yourself".
You are just another "wannabe jedi master" here in the forum. There are a
few, and you think you are greater than other users. Well, you are not. And
believe me, I won't reply back to you in this thread, so... whatever, write
whatever you want. Everyone has seen your play by now, so...
If anyone else thinks there is a discussion worth having about this issue,
please feel free to comment, I will give back any details I can. Also, if you
think we could make Trisquel more secure in some way (installing or
uninstalling something, changing any firewall settings, etc), please let me
know =) I REALLY look forward to make this system more secure.
Also, as a final word to the Trisquel main developer: I was not attacking you
personally nor your work. I don't think anyone was even. So, the only thing
we want is that security becomes a main priority in this project. Trisquel is
about freedom, but how can we have freedom without privacy, and how can we
have privacy without security? I still trust this project, even if by an
accident or by a bad decision it is not "exactly as I would want it to be", I
still trust it. So, I still support this GNU distro, and I will keep
suggesting people to use it. Trisquel team, we only want to be heard and we
want this distro to be become not only free but also secure. That is probably
the reason sometimes we seem to "attack" this project. We are not attacking
it, we only would like to change it a little bit ;) without forking of course
xD
Keep up the good work everyone!
