midov.pl thread. Matrix servers are technology.
Midov.pl thread
Logan Ramirez
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Ryder Adams
cringe kys
Joseph Murphy
seethe matrix.org fag
Nathan Perez
Jackson Roberts
Host your own then
Adam Brooks
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Oliver Wood
that's what tor shills told me to my friend before he got disappeared
Parker Roberts
Maybe he wanted to leave on his own
Henry Evans
>.pl
Nathaniel Reyes
potato lovers
Brayden Murphy
>pass user since 2022
>cunny pic
>matrix server shilling thread, with one shilled by (((OP)))
Matthew Perez
Point to the line of code in synapse that is malicious and I'll let the devs know!
Christian Wood
Austin Murphy
Every server application with accounts has this. Mark Zuckerberg could puppet your Facebook account if he wanted to.
Isaiah Brooks
Any more of images like these?
Daniel Thompson
>facebook glows therefore I don't
Asher Thompson
My point still stands. Any server-based application you use with an account has the ability for system admins to puppet accounts. Unlike many of those though, you can host your own Matrix server to eliminate that possibility.
Justin Barnes
no I cannot, matrix.org can puppet my server at any time if they work with government (and they do)
Wyatt Thomas
Benjamin Myers
Point to the line of code where synapse accepts remote commands from the matrix.org team and I'll let them know
Parker Johnson
matrix server doesn't work without a valid ssl certificate and it's trivial to reroute a domain on moment's notice
Cooper Cruz
that’s a good thing
Isaac Evans
So you're just moving to something else now. Okay. To that I say: Only Synapse requires that, not the Matrix protocol itself; you and participating homeservers can disable the requirement whenever you want, and there is no documented case of someone stealing a domain from someone else to take over their Matrix server. Are you saying email is kiked too for the same theoretical attack?
Jayden Bennett
>being able to hijack a matrix server without a single line of code being changed is a good thing, chud
Charles Morales
Either way, this is a criticism of DNS, not Synapse or Matrix. Every server application served on a domain has this same theoretical attack.
Brody Martinez
no it does not, anyone can host a matrix server and literally trick other servers into federating data that it should never receive, irrelevant that it's "public"
for that to be done to facebook, glowniggers would actually have to get access to facebook servers
matrix is less secure than facebook, and you're still coping