kugiyasan,

Why is Obsidian on the list?? How is a closed source electron app for editing markdown files a good cybersecurity tool/privacy respecting? I could use nano to do the same job with much more confidence for my privacy.

thesmokingman,

I’m not sure I follow the closed source bit. For example, Virus Total is closed source but a something used by cybersecurity professionals across the world. Most of the software that powers cloud giants is closed source and security professionals everywhere accept the shared security model.

Closed source matters for encryption, not necessarily tooling. It’s a red herring unless you’re talking about a tool’s ability to encrypt/decrypt.

online,

Tbh I don’t think that’s a list. I think that’s just their website’s graphic banner thing and they slapped it on.

mqvisionary,

Joplin, a note taking app… and is that obsidian icon under it? The picture is so dumb.

thesmokingman,

I’m not really seeing much in the way of cybersecurity tools in this thread. These are all FOSS and usable without extra cost (although some have paid upgrades)

SkybreakerEngineer,

My favorite cybersecurity tool is the clue-by-four. I apply it directly to Layer 8 problems.

Enkrod,

I see you know how to deal with ID-10t errors.

wookiepedia,

nmap

mojo,

A hammer

Also these are privacy apps, not cyber security

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