PH4NTXMPROJECT (@PH4NTXMPROJECT@mastodon.social)
PH4NTXM — A New Step in Privacy
We’re building something never seen before in Linux:
a runtime that regenerates its entire identity at every boot.
MAC address, host keys, machine ID, DNS behavior — all randomized, every session.
It’s not about flash. It’s about being harder to profile, easier to trust.
We stand for privacy and freedom — digital and physical.
PH4NTXM is a statement.
#Linux #Privacy #OpenSource #Security #FOSS #Anonymity #OpSec #Hacking #Hack #Debian
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PH4NTXMPROJECT (@PH4NTXMPROJECT@mastodon.social)
PH4NTXM — A New Step in Privacy
We’re exploring something never done before in Linux systems —
a runtime that fully randomizes its own identity each boot.
MAC, host keys, machine ID, DNS, network behavior — all regenerated, every session.
It’s not about being flashy. It’s about being harder to profile, easier to trust.
We will fight for privacy & freedom, digital and physical. PH4NTXM is a statement!
#Linux #Privacy #OpenSource #Security #FOSS #Anonymity #OpSec #Hacking #Hack #Debian
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heiseonline (@heiseonline@social.heise.de)
15 Jahre OpenStack: Wie ein Mars-Satellit das Rechenzentrum revolutionierte
In den vergangenen 15 Jahren ist das Cloud-Computing-Projekt stetig gewachsen. Wo liegt sein Ursprung und ist OpenStack in Zeiten von Kubernetes noch relevant?
#CloudComputing #IT #NASA #OpenSource #openstack #news
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heiseonline (@heiseonline@social.heise.de)
Dienstag: US-Gericht verbietet WhatsApp-Spionage, World aus Kolumbien verbannt
Gericht untersagt Pegasus-Installation + Ende von World in Kolumbien + Batteriespeicher in Sachsen-Anhalt + Störungen bei AWS + Open Source allein keine Lösung
#Amazon #AmazonWebServices #Datenschutz #Digitalisierung #hoDaily #Journal #OpenSource #Pegasus #Spyware #WhatsApp #news
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NoyanK7u (@NoyanK7u@fosstodon.org)
My draft PR for linking Django Individual Members' names to their djangoproject.com profiles is ready for review. Thanks to everyone who has guided this so far (@adamchainz, @paulox, @sarahboyce, @thibaudcolas).
This will lead to another PR allowing members to add links to their profiles, helping the community grow more connected.
Feedback and suggestions are very welcome.
https://github.com/django/djangoproject.com/pull/2277
#Django #Community #OpenSource
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conansysadmin (@conansysadmin@mstdn.social)
Bundle a vast collection of scrolls into a package you can easily carry to a distant caravanserai. #Linux #OpenSource https://cromwell-intl.com/open-source/rpm-creation.html?s=mc
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PH4NTXMPROJECT (@PH4NTXMPROJECT@mastodon.social)
PH4NTXM carries an unbreakable promise.
It will never include telemetry or hidden processes.
It will never talk to any server unless you tell it to.
It will never collect, store, or trade your data.
Every line of code is open, auditable, and built to be verified by anyone.
No black boxes. No secrets.
Because freedom means nothing if you can’t trust your own system.
PH4NTXM will never — ever — sell out, or sell you out.
#Privacy #Linux #FOSS #OpenSource #Security #Anonymity #OpSec #PH4NTXM
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PH4NTXMPROJECT (@PH4NTXMPROJECT@mastodon.social)
PH4NTXM — Privacy Was Never a Feature
We live in a world that treats data as currency
and people as products.
PH4NTXM refuses that trade.
It doesn’t want to know you, track you, or remember you.
Privacy isn’t rebellion — it’s sanity.
When surveillance becomes normal,
silence becomes resistance.
PH4NTXM stands for one thing:
your right to disappear.
#Linux #Debian #Privacy #FOSS #OpenSource #Surveillance #Security #Anonymity #AntiSurveillance #PH4NTXM #OpSec #Freedom #InfoSec #SysAdmin
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PH4NTXMPROJECT (@PH4NTXMPROJECT@mastodon.social)
Sometimes I say “we” when I talk about PH4NTXM.
Truth is, it’s just me behind the keyboard. But “we” feels right — because open source is a family.
It belongs to all of you — the hackers, dreamers, and builders who keep Linux alive.
Now it’s us — our trust, our privacy.
PH4NTXM is your home.
🔗 https://ph4ntxmproject.netlify.app
#Linux #Debian #FOSS #OpenSource #Privacy #InfoSec #Cybersecurity #Pentesting #Security #Anonymity #LiveOS #PH4NTXM #OpSec #Hacking #Hardening #SysAdmin #Unix #Secure #LiveOS
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reddit_tech_vn_bot (@reddit_tech_vn_bot@mastodon.maobui.com)
T penghromise về WatchDoggo, một tool giám sát dịch vụ opensource nhẹ nhàng. Sử dụng cấu hình JSON, dễ mở rộng. Vui lòng phản hồi từ cộng đồng DevOps & Python! #WatchDoggo #GiámSátDịchVụ #OpenSource #DevOps #Python #MòGiác
https://www.reddit.com/r/opensource/comments/1oc1g5n/release_watchdoggo_an_opensource_lightweight/
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simsus (@simsus@social.tchncs.de)
Kein neues Betriebssystem: FSFs #LibrePhone-Projekt will #Android 
befreien | heise online https://www.heise.de/news/Kein-neues-Betriebssystem-FSFs-LibrePhone-Projekt-will-Android-befreien-10773952.html #OpenSource #FreeSoftware
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2025 (@2025@donwatkins.info)
12 Everyday Technologies You Didn’t Know Run on Linux
Linux isn’t just for developers or data centers—it’s quietly running the world around you. From your morning scroll to your evening commute, here are 12 everyday technologies powered by Linux:
1. Space Tech and NASA Missions
NASA’s Pleiades supercomputer still runs Linux, and the International Space Station has long since ditched Windows for Linux-based systems. Even the Astrobee robots floating in orbit rely on Linux for autonomous operations.
2. eReaders and Smart Devices
Your Kindle Paperwhite? Linux. Fire TV and Alexa? Also Linux. Fire OS, which powers Alexa, is built on Android—a Linux-based mobile OS. In fact, Android still dominates the global smartphone market in 2025.
3. Smart TVs and Streaming Boxes
Whether you’re watching Netflix on a Roku, casting from a Chromecast, or using a smart TV from LG, Samsung, or Panasonic, you’re interacting with Linux. These devices run custom Linux-based operating systems like Roku OS, webOS, and Firefox OS.
4. Wearables and Chromebooks
Smartwatches, fitness trackers, and even school-issued Chromebooks run on Linux. Chrome OS, used in millions of classrooms worldwide, is a Linux derivative that’s lightweight, secure, and cloud-friendly.
5. Modern Cars
From infotainment systems to autonomous driving platforms, Linux is the backbone of automotive tech. Automotive Grade Linux (AGL) is now a standard among manufacturers like Toyota, Mazda, and Mercedes-Benz.
6. Gaming Platforms
Gamers using Steam Decks or SteamOS are running Linux. The rise of cloud gaming and open-source emulators has further cemented Linux’s role in modern gaming ecosystems.
7. Social Media and Cloud Services
Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, X, and newer federated platforms like Mastodon and Pixelfed all run on Linux servers. These platforms rely on Linux for scalability, security, and open-source flexibility. Tools like Netcraft can show you what’s running under the hood.
8. Government and Finance
The New York Stock Exchange, the Pentagon, and the FAA all run Linux. So do the Library of Congress, the White House, and many federal agencies. Linux’s reliability and transparency make it ideal for mission-critical systems.
9. Retail and Public Services
Point-of-sale systems, airline seatback entertainment, and public library catalogs (like Koha and Evergreen) are powered by Linux. Tizen OS, used in smart appliances and wearables, is another Linux-based platform gaining ground.
10.Android Mobile Devices
Android is based on a modified version of the Linux kernel. The Linux-based architecture allows Android to be open-source, highly customizable, and compatible with a wide range of hardware. As of September 2025 Android holds 73.9% of the global mobile operating system market
11. Microsoft Azure and Office 365
Yes, even Microsoft is a major Linux user. Over half of the workloads on Microsoft Azure now run on Linux, and many of the services behind Office 365—including Teams, Outlook, and OneDrive—rely on Linux-based infrastructure. Microsoft has even developed its own Linux distribution, Azure Linux, to power parts of its cloud and edge services.
12. Your Home Router
The router connecting your home to the internet likely runs Linux. Open-source firmware like OpenWRT and DD-WRT offer customizable Linux-based alternatives for tech-savvy users.
Linux is everywhere—quietly powering the digital world. Whether you’re streaming, driving, learning, or exploring space, chances are Linux is helping make it happen.
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