Don't show this to kids in Australia or the UK: https://age-verifier.kibty.town/

[campuscodi@mastodon.social]

Don't show this to kids in Australia or the UK: https://age-verifier.kibty.town/

[vandorb12@infosec.exchange]

@campuscodi Smelly, is this clean? @vxunderground

[nothacking@infosec.exchange]

@vandorb12 @campuscodi @vxunderground Looks fine to me (although they could change the code): It won't leak your token or anything.

Current SHA256 (no trailing newline): ee7eba791751732d992cd0fd30a41482391741f426ce4adef9d99c4cc730a208

[risottobias@toot.risottobias.org]

@vandorb12 @campuscodi @vxunderground https://github.com/xyzeva/k-id-age-verifier/blob/main/src/routes/api/verify/%2Bserver.ts neat.

[poleguy@mastodon.social]

@campuscodi encouraging this is similar to encouraging curl pipe to bash.

How do we know it is safe? Because what jerk would take advantage of minors who are just trying to bypass silly rules, right!?

This also makes it clear that we have just passed the point where tightening the thumb screws of 'safety and security' has started making everything less safe and less secure.

The kids are all right... Criminals don't buy guns legally, so gun laws won't stop them... Etc.

[matildalove@wetdry.world]

@campuscodi alt text! adding alt text includes everyone, and is not only easy in general, but for high-clarity text images like this there's literally a button to do it automatically with OCR

[taniacreates@mastodon.social]

@campuscodi why share this at all?

[possumpartyglider@mastodon.au]

@campuscodi Good stuff.

[jo@infosec.exchange]

@campuscodi neat, but I worry that this opens users up to self-XSS, if they get used to pasting into their browser console.

(not that I wish to imply the project is malware; I actually haven't read the script at all)