FSF Announces ‘JShelter’ Browser Privacy Extension to Block Fingerprinting, Tracking, and Malware

This week the Free Software Foundation (FSF) announced the JShelter project, “an anti-malware Web browser extension to mitigate potential threats from JavaScript, including fingerprinting, tracking, and data collection.”
The browser add-on — sup… Continue reading FSF Announces ‘JShelter’ Browser Privacy Extension to Block Fingerprinting, Tracking, and Malware

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Richard Stallman Shares His Concerns About GitHub’s Copilot — and About GitHub

destinyland writes: A newly-released video at GNU.org shows an hour-long talk given by free software advocate Richard Stallman for the BigBlueBotton open source conference (which was held online last July). After a 14-minute clip from an earlier speech… Continue reading Richard Stallman Shares His Concerns About GitHub’s Copilot — and About GitHub

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FSF Prioritizes Creation of a Free-Software eBook Reader, Urges Avoiding DRM eBooks

Since most ebook readers run some version of the kernel Linux (with some even run the GNU/Linux operating system), “This puts ebook readers a few steps closer to freedom than other devices,” notes a recent call-to-action in the Free Software Foundation… Continue reading FSF Prioritizes Creation of a Free-Software eBook Reader, Urges Avoiding DRM eBooks

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LD_PRELOAD: How to Run Code at Load Time

    Today I want to continue the series on using LD_PRELOAD.  In previous posts, we covered how to inject a shared object binary into a process, and use that to hijack a library function call to run our own code.  This is great when we want to overwrit… Continue reading LD_PRELOAD: How to Run Code at Load Time