From Newsgroup: rocksolid.shared.i2p

I'm getting tired of warnings... If you do not have the console password
set and updates disabled for i2p+, there is a very good chance of
getting hacked with a fake update.
The reseed servers are under constant attack. Keep a recent reseed file
handy.

I have no idea why slavers hate free people, but they do. Easy Rider
quote: People talk endlessly about individual freedom but when they see
a free individual, the same people get scared and dangerous.
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From Newsgroup: rocksolid.shared.i2p

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On Wed, 28 Aug 2024 12:34:23 +0000, Anonymous wrote:

I'm getting tired of warnings... If you do not have the console password
set and updates disabled for i2p+, there is a very good chance of
getting hacked with a fake update.
The reseed servers are under constant attack. Keep a recent reseed file handy.

Really? And does anyone else know about this and what does the
administrator of I2P+ have to say about this allegedly blatant security
hole? After all, I2P+ is a derivative of I2P, whose substructure is
identical.

I2P+: http://i2pforum.i2p/viewforum.php?f=45
l.g.
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From Newsgroup: rocksolid.shared.i2p

Getting hacked from an I2P+ update is unlikely unless you've changed the default update host from http://skank.i2p/ or your addressbook contains
a bogus skank.i2p destination. For peace of mind for the truly paranoid, skank.i2p's b32 and b64 are referenced below:

B32:
http://qiii4iqrj3fwv4ucaji2oykcvsob75jviycv3ghw7dhzxg2kq53q.b32.i2p/
B64: kagASzrpRCxoEzpKoGiA1KBTl-8-VAoDqaqq-iheMu5jmOt69pVIzsKJ571klT30zUCPJkW~6eTY3Kt4HhUoCcBxQOOdTc2yrW7wHmHjt~q~Ci92Cmz8xd~NwiZzdjONpA6AD~fQkl7oN4pKjmk58ZrOHNEXJYjZzceCtlCnoOgXMCUigTFr45nvTeloDOgCnU5vdjNbv-28Cwfy0hXEAHrPcEJdOdguD9HNiTeexjb0hxrl8ugwRaNBMFpMMhQgKwR1NJuvqol87XXvv2DE9mp2Gs~hdaHuJL2DGXitoq-OT3Si~~axGUyKKpo~unfwy9JSAA0aNkzRJ6SPBFNnsqZDzsMMnhupT3YDVeEzMjQSb08kYaHeBWM-hz7IUGI7tGNcb2g3kZlUKYAB9~QHF7m6kS0xbvwx8L~nDRpLpX~UURCsvy5LxoQkebvn7UGa1r6AAbDbaJoqPWeY98RU5m3V-cbG-1D4iSB8OvRUELjlE3vL7y7JCyMdJhAJxGCzBQAEAAcAAA==
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