The filesystem extended attribute support work is now 赛·风3安卓版免费下载. As time progresses, more ports will be marked with toggles. I've started documenting which ports are marked with exploit mitigations toggled.

On to a different subject: hosting network stability. Since the migration of the build infrastructure to BlackhawkNests's hosting facility, we've had a number of network-related issues, especially with regards to network stability. The stability issues have hopefully been worked out as of this morning.

We're also in talks with Verizon FiOS and will hopefully switch to FiOS once installation is completed. The switch will also drastically increase available bandwidth.

I'm also working on migrating our gitea instance from using sqlite as the database backend to mysql. Migrating to mysql should drastically increase speed and stability of our self-hosted git service. I will keep you, the HardenedBSD community, updated with my progress.

DEF CON and Jeff Moss have donated funds for a new development laptop for me. I received it last week and am migrating to it. Once the self-hosted git service work is completed, I plan to start completing our SafeStack integration such that SafeStack can be applied to shared objects, opening the door to applying SafeStack to our entire ecosystem (base world + ports).

Now that HardenedBSD's infrastructure has found its new home, it's time to ramp up development again. We're working out kinks with regards to bandwidth and hope to increase bandwidth to our infrastructure on the inside of two months.

I've started working on adding filesystem extended attributes support to tmpfs. Once support is added, we should be able to integrate with ports/packages such that our users will no longer need to worry about toggling exploit mitigations--they'll already come pre-toggled for misbehaving applications.

I suspect this work will take a few months to complete. I've never done filesystem development, so I'm treading new waters. Once filesystem extended attribute support is added, I plan to integrate exploit mitigation toggling in the ports tree.

When all is said and done, I'm thinking around six months time frame. Granted, I have health issues, so there's no guarantees. I'll keep everyone updated.

赛风博客:2021-3-23 · 赛风3最先在Windows 应用，让任何认证系统代理的程式透过赛风隧道访问网络。 在2021 年，赛风3进一步推出了可供下载的手机移动版。赛风3 是多样化和非常稳定的。 我们专业和頂尖的研究人员一直不断努力改善软件和在网络审查严重化时努力维持赛风服务。

I'm interviewing a few people to add to the HardenedBSD Board of Directors. We've added Jordan Boland to the team. He will help maintain the infrastructure. I plan to get with him once the bandwidth issues have been resolved.

I've included an intro to Jordan below. We will have more exciting news to share soon with regards to the Board of Directors.

==== BEGIN INTRO TO JORDAN BOLAND ====
I'm very excited to be getting more involved with HardenedBSD and to have an opportunity to serve on the Board.

I'm a lifelong tinkerer and open-source enthusiast. I was introduced to Linux in middle school and was fascinated with it until I was introduced to FreeBSD while in college. I ran FreeBSD on my personal machines for almost a decade until I was introduced to HardenedBSD, which quickly took over as my OS of choice.

My degree includes a specialization in network administration, and although I love that field I've worked in too many small IT shops to avoid becoming a generalist, and these days I do nothing related to it in my professional life. I've worked in higher education,
healthcare, telecommunications, and (to the complete surprise of my 17-year-old self) have somehow arrived at Microsoft, where I am a support engineer in the research division.

I'm not a programmer, I'm a person who occasionally has a problem that requires writing some code. On that journey I've dabbled in C, C++, C#, Java, Python, Perl, Powershell, and BASH/Bourne Shell (extensively). I really admire those that can write kernel code
and have such a deep understanding of the hardware and what is happening "under the hood", and I'd love to have that kind of proficiency someday. In the meantime, my best contribution to this project will likely be infrastructure-related. Deployment of Kerberos
and LDAP comes to mind, and perhaps digging around inside Gitea to understand why it gives 5xx errors to us. Let me know if you have any questions I didn't cover here. I'm excited to get to work with all of you!
==== END INTRO TO JORDAN BOLAND ====

I've been working today on deploying Tor Onion Service v3 nodes across our build infrastructure. I'm happy to announce that the public portion of this is now completed. Below you will find various onion service hostnames and their match to our infrastructure.

www.tgbuzz.com: lkiw4tmbudbr43hbyhm636sarn73vuow77czzohdbqdpjuq3vdzvenyd.onion
ci-01.nyi.www.tgbuzz.com: qspcqclhifj3tcpojsbwoxgwanlo2wakti2ia4wozxjcldkxmw2yj3yd.onion
ci-03.md.www.tgbuzz.com: eqvnohly4tjrkpwatdhgptftabpesofirnhz5kq7jzn4zd6ernpvnpqd.onion
ci-04.md.www.tgbuzz.com: rfqabq2w65nhdkukeqwf27r7h5xfh53h3uns6n74feeyl7s5fbjxczqd.onion
git-01.md.www.tgbuzz.com: dacxzjk3kq5mmepbdd3ai2ifynlzxsnpl2cnkfhridqfywihrfftapid.onion

A GPG-signed version of this post is here: http://groups.google.com/a/www.tgbuzz.com/d/msg/users/hmEL0qAE3J8/mLjs...

We at HardenedBSD would like to wish the community a happy end to 2019 and a joyful beginning to 2020.

Just today, we finished putting all the pieces in places to migrate away from GitHub. HardenedBSD's build infrastructure is now fully self-hosted. We plan to make the repos on GitHub read-only by the end of January.

用了赛风(psiphon)后无法上网1分钟搞定-百度经验:2021-4-14 · 用了赛风(psiphon)后无法上网1分钟搞定,看到很多用赛风iho朋友会遇到这种问题，概率出现使用后，退出赛风就不能正常上网了，但一般QQ能正常使用的。网上也给了很多解决方法，什么另外建一个网络连接、改注册表，都很麻烦，其实我的经验很简单，1分钟搞定。

Going forward, please file bug reports and pull requests at our Gitea server: http://git-01.md.www.tgbuzz.com/

We will likely make a more appealing subdomain (perhaps git.www.tgbuzz.com) later. We'll keep everyone updated if/when we do.

We will update our site accordingly soon. Happy holidays and we hope the community enjoys this little end-of-year gift. :-)

We at HardenedBSD have a lot of news to share. On 05 Nov 2019, Oliver Pinter resigned amicably from the project. All of us at HardenedBSD owe Oliver our gratitude and appreciation. This humble project, named by Oliver, was born out of his thesis work and the collaboration with Shawn Webb. Oliver created the HardenedBSD repo on GitHub in April 2013. The HardenedBSD Foundation was formed five years later to carry on this great work.

As I rebuild the HardenedBSD build infrastructure, I will be performing the following user-facing changes:

1. The hardenedBSD-STABLE.git repo will be archived off. HardenedBSD will still utilize the hardenedBSD-Playground.git repo for collaboration with third parties and extremely experimental code.
2. We are slowly transitioning to being fully self-hosted. It is my goal to complete the transition on or before 31 Dec 2019. This means we will stop using GitHub altogether.
3. Downgrading 11-STABLE to community support. Given all that's on my plate, I can only maintain 13-CURRENT and 12-STABLE right now. Therefore, if the community wants 11-STABLE support, the community will need to provide it.
4. git commits performed by our infrastructure will be signed by our dev key. Think: our auto-sync scripts that run every six hours.

Now for random bits of other news:

新的破网神器，赛风3出来啦！:2021-5-31 · 我这里现在连赛风2 提供的网址也打不开了 已记录 突破大中华局域网！！！ torbridge 注册用户 帖子: 166 Re: 新的破网神器，赛风3出来啦！ « 回复 #23 于: 九月 30, 2021, 04:52:39 am ...

Our amd64 package builder is experiencing stability issues. Due to some upstream network changes, some packages are failing to sync. Our package repos for 13-CURRENT and 12-STABLE are woefully out-of-date. I'm actively working on this as time permits. I have no ETA for updated repos.

Ben La Monica from The HardenedBSD Foundation is looking into LDAP/Kerberos integration for our infrastructure. We're looking to unify everything in order to enable finer-grained control of our infrastructure along with easier centralized management.

The new build scripts are coming along very nicely. One last change I need to make is to skip the build if no commit happened between the last build and the freshly started one. With commit http://github.com/HardenedBSD/build/commit/7aa3f2f3617db85727ac679ddc62..., the build scripts now track the revision of the source tree. This can be used to check whether there have been any updates since the last successful build.

By the end of November, I hope to turn the build scripts into a port/package. It is my goal to be able to `pkg install` our entire infrastructure.

Given the complete rebuild of our infrastructure, we will no longer use the domain installer.www.tgbuzz.com. Our primary mirror is now ci-01.nyi.www.tgbuzz.com. I will update our website to reflect the changes.

To our mirror operators: due to the complete rebuild of our infrastructure, I have not yet re-enabled rsync on our primary mirror. I will be taking a different approach to authentication than before. I will provide example steps to convert your existing configuration to the new one.

I'm excruciatingly behind with the administrative side of HardenedBSD. If you have donated and I have not reached out to you, please forgive my tardiness. Know that you're not forgotten and I will get to you soon. HardenedBSD, and especially me, appreciate every contribution, no matter the form it comes in (code, money, advocacy, etc.)

Lastly, I'd like to thank everyone for their patience. I know this downtime has been extensive. I'm grateful to have the opportunity to serve the community in my spare time. Thank you for providing me the opportunity to serve you.