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Originally Posted by hydrurga
Both openssh-client and ssh-askpass-gnome were updated on my system from the Ubuntu repos on 4 March.
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Yes, I have just seen some ssh apps being upgraded on Debian on my second PC.
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The latter may have affected HTTPS Everywhere. My reaction on seeing what you experienced would have been to reboot my system and check again.
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Yes, and switch router off and on again at the mains to get a new dynamic IP.
At the end of the day, I think it's best just to get a paid VPN from a 'non-Five Eyes' provider.
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Does anyone else share your internet router? On the other hand, your ISP might have given you a rotated IP address that had previously been used by someone else editing Wikipedia.
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That's an interesting point.
However, I prefer suspicion and paranoia to gentle innocence.
Even so, I think the problem has been resolved temporarily.
I found a way to upgrade Ubuntu (dist-upgrade) to the latest version.
This would mean I can upgrade from the pre-installed lightweight Ubuntu to the full fat version.
Unfortunately, this doesn't work with the RK3399 single board computer as I now get the Black Screen of Facepalm on boot.
I now need to refer to the OEM to find a way to flash the lightweight Ubuntu OS back onto the SBC.
This may be problematic as my Mandarin is not so great.