Just wanted to point out that Cloudflare has a CSAM feature that you can voluntarily turn on. It will search and automatically flag any child abuse content it finds and let you know in a timely way, so you can take care of it early. Also, it blocks anyone from accessing it of course.
Figured since everything here is publicly readable anyways, the data privacy part won’t be as much of a concern.
Whoa! I looked it up. OVH offers quite a lot there. That’s awesome! Will definitely consider moving my setup there. Appreciate the tip.
What’s an alternative to cloudflare? Not getting ddossed is good
Because of all the memory safety techniques in the way. ASLR, other sandboxing in windows or kernel features, all make it extremely complex. You need to somehow get extremely low level access which ain’t easy to do.
Also do we know that the resulting electromagnetic wave will be powerful enough to be received in a reasonable distance? If it can only send data in a 3 feet radius it’s pretty useless.
Also a truly airgapped system would be in some sort of faraday cage which makes wireless signals themselves very hard to transfer, unless you somehow infiltrate a device, store collected data, and then exfiltrate it. So we are assuming that people are able to get past physical security in that aspect? Gets more and more ridiculous but it’s a very cool thought experiment
Element is not the only client you can use. There is a rest api. Some clients are already built through OSS efforts like a weechat bridge
It’s just a templating feature. You need a library in whatever programming language you choose that can render the server side code before delivering the content to the client.
I know there’s something for this in Java (JSP, Apache Tomcat as your server). Libraries like Django (python) will do a bit differently, but similar to what you want.
All fair points! I figured in the larger scheme of things that any data Cloudflare receives will not be of much use to them considering how large they are and how much they handle. And the tradeoff would be exposing some data to Cloudflare, but also a much better fighting chance at tracking down and removing such material. If there is a way to make that work I think it is at least worth looking into because of the benefits.