Verificatruffa.it bloccato da attacchi criminali: perché sostenerlo
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Verificatruffa.it bloccato da attacchi criminali: perché sostenerlo
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Il servizio di Marco Camisani Calzolari ha aiutato migliaia di persone prima di subire una temporanea sospensione a causa di attacchi informatici
L'articolo Verificatruffa.it bloccato da attacchi criminali: perché sostenerlo proviene da Cyber Security 360.
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@mcc @rotopenguin @Foritus so like... a folder?
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@mcc fwiw, my drives are NTFS-formatted and I've had no issues accessing my files from any of my drives between windows and a few different linux distros.
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@mcc I used ntfs drives on linux for a while after switching but I've converted them both to btrfs. I had no issues with them being ntfs, but there had been an issue with corruption when using them in linux & windows, that might already be fixed though
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@qoqo941305 Computer is scary sometimes
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@mcc I don’t know what any of this means but I’m scared for you
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@nabijaczleweli @mcc there are two NTFS implementations, ntfs-3g and ntfs-plus. Plus is faster and considered more modern, but iirc at least one Linux distro still prefers 3g because they consider plus buggy.
Regardless, my understanding is that neither of them actually support basic features like the journal, so I wouldn't trust them for anything important personally. That said they might not be worse than exfat, just very very complicated in comparison.
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@rotopenguin @Foritus Okay.
Assuming I understand these things in principle but not in detail and am looking for actual help— used to, when I used macs, I could create a "Sparse Bundle Disk Image" and it was like a hard drive in a file, which could grow and and shrink returning space to the host disk as it shrank, and could be encrypted, and could be compressed. Is this a thing I can do from Linux? What's the best way? (Assume for this one question I no longer care about Windows.)
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@mcc ntfs-3g Is pretty good. I've even used some of their additional tooling to rescue data from a dead disk (had lots of dead blocks)
