2026-08-04 12:16 UTC
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@micr0@wetdry.world 2026-08-04 12:16
For the infosec peeps, what the security pass actually fixed: Inbound email replies are now sender authenticated (DKIM/SPF with domain alignment) and have to quote a per-cycle code. Before, a spoofed From header could disarm anyone's switch, indefinitely, if you knew their address. Check-ins need an explicit POST now. Mail link scanners could fetch the confirm URL and check people in automatically. PINs are argon2id instead of one round of SHA-256. Rate limits on every auth path. CSRF tokens, strict CSP, Secure cookies, no more data races. And as mentioned, the duress PIN is also indistinguishable from a normal check-in now, same pages, same timing, so nobody watching your screen learns anything. If you self-host this or run a fork, update. Everything above applies to older versions.
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@micr0@wetdry.world 2026-08-04 12:17
If you already use Wellness Ping, two things changed for you. The check-in link now takes one extra click to confirm. Mail scanners could follow the link and check people in automatically, which is bad in a fairly obvious way. And replying PONG now needs the short code printed in your check-in message. Your next one will have it. Nothing else changes. Your settings and contacts are untouched.
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@micr0@wetdry.world 2026-08-04 12:20
Also worlds smallest UI update :) Before, and after
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@micr0@wetdry.world 2026-08-04 23:26
Patched the bug where Signal usernames were limited to 2 discriminators, added an extra step in signup to hopefully make less ratelimit issues. Since there is still a big signup wave know service can be patchy, but for those who have already signed up signal rate limits don't affect you so everything works! Once you've signed up. Did the update on my pc right after I woke up, and now typing this as I walk to uni, will try to get to any other issues after uni
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@seq@infosec.exchange 2026-08-05 21:04
@micr0@wetdry.world Well, that's just a bloody beautiful thing to develop. The world needs more people like you.
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@micr0@wetdry.world 2026-08-04 12:24
i keep wanna saying things i am proud of here but i am proud of all of it lol, but by far the security modules are the coolest... signal support is cool too but it was kinda like expected for v2.0 yk?
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@justbob@kolektiva.social 2026-08-04 22:46
@micr0@wetdry.world Im sorry. I do hope you understand that MicroShit is stealing your work to train their AI.
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@justbob@kolektiva.social 2026-08-05 00:00
@micr0@wetdry.world that is why i built our vcs and alway looking to block them from our sites. Our team busts ass to keep our systems for humans, not Skynet.
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@justbob@kolektiva.social 2026-08-05 02:15
@micr0@wetdry.world no idea what you mean but we use Gitea and it seems good. Its currently only hosting 3 parts of our systems. Mostly for the #TidySearch system but like I said, anyone can host code. It has a bunch of users but none are using it yet. Just ran the program update today too 😋 Everything says it works just like github once did before microshit