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Sebastian Schinzel
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mastodon 4.8.0-alpha.3+glitchHusband, dad, mountain biker, professor of computer security at FH Münster and department lead @fraunhofersit@wisskomm.social. Private account.
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@bradthornborrow @i0null can't argue with that charging LED...
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@vegos_f06 tell that to my charging laptop...
RE: https://infosec.exchange/@seecurity/116528973838326581
We are currently looking at Matrix to replace Mattermost. I got some feedback of institutions successfully using Matrix. What server implementations are you using? There are several options, with Synapse seeming a standard, but they also have a paid tier and we fear they will change license in the future just as Mattermost is doing now.
What are your recommendations regarding Matrix server implementations?
I am expecting migrating from one server to another server a major effort, so we should settle for the "right choice" now. Am I right here? Any experiences with switching Matrix server implementations?
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Our faculty uses Mattermost heavily and many lecturer use it as the primary communication channel with students. Now Mattermost changes its licensing policy and it looks like we’ll have to switch to Teams.
Any alternatives for a self-hosted simple chat app? No need for end-to-end encryption, keeping chat history complete and intact is important.
Open quoted postOur faculty uses Mattermost heavily and many lecturer use it as the primary communication channel with students. Now Mattermost changes its licensing policy and it looks like we’ll have to switch to Teams.
Any alternatives for a self-hosted simple chat app? No need for end-to-end encryption, keeping chat history complete and intact is important.
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@hanno it reminds me of the times when people were laughing at fuzzing. "What a waste of time and energy to throw random data at an app and expect it to find something useful!"
Then AFL came with a new insight: it could automatically measure progress and correlate that progress with a previous input.
This seems to a major ingredient for success, not only for vuln research: instrument an LLM to automatically determine progress and throw computing power at it.
See also:
https://sean.heelan.io/2026/01/18/on-the-coming-industrialisation-of-exploit-generation-with-llms/
Cans of worms everywhere, waiting to be opened by people taking shortcuts with LLMs.
RE: https://infosec.exchange/@seecurity/116600479602883129
Anyone here using other Matrix servers than Synapse for >1,000 users?
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RE: https://infosec.exchange/@seecurity/116528973838326581
We are currently looking at Matrix to replace Mattermost. I got some feedback of institutions successfully using Matrix. What server implementations are you using? There are several options, with Synapse seeming a standard, but they also have a paid tier and we fear they will change license in the future just as Mattermost is doing now.
What are your recommendations regarding Matrix server implementations?
I am expecting migrating from one server to another server a major effort, so we should settle for the "right choice" now. Am I right here? Any experiences with switching Matrix server implementations?
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@lucas@fundraising.social hatte dazu kürzlich einen thread hier, weil wir das gleich Thema haben. Wir gucken jetzt nach einem Plug-in hybriden Kombi. https://infosec.exchange/@seecurity/115720318805491754
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@janl i did. And that seems to be their previous band https://open.spotify.com/artist/7MWYo137mPgfuOSA2FCxwZ?si=l9MWN0wRQTqjh-gzNbLVKQ
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@hanno Also Vim-User können ja einfach zu Emacs rüberwechseln, da erwarte ich kein Problem.
Und da der LInux-Kernel auch LLM-Code hat, sollte Gentoo endlich auf GNU Hurd wechseln.
Man kann ja von Stallman halten, was man will. Aber LLMs hat er wenigstens noch nicht verwendet. /s
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This is what I get in Element (Mac OS Desktop).