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What if the key being advertised is the attacker key? :) Why would you even pre-announce this? Has it been compromised in the past?
by pbarnes_1 10y ago
What if the key being advertised is the attacker key? :)
Why would you even pre-announce this? Has it been compromised in the past?
- reddytowns 10y agoTo be absolute sure, you need to review and compile the code yourself. Scratch that. Code up a brand new implementation, test it and deploy it to an air gapped network, and then nuke it from orbit. It's the only way to be sure. :)
- aruggirello 10y ago> Scratch that. Code up a brand new implementation, test it and deploy it to an air gapped network Don't take chances with an unprotected computer. Only write your code on paper until it's production-ready. :)
- nannal 10y agoAnd you actually trust the pen you're using!? The only way I'd write code is by biting a tip of finger until it bleeds heavily enough, then using that as a writing implement.
- z3t4 10y agoThe nano-haemoglobin-robots will move the letters. You need to melt the blood in an oven to make sure the robots are destroyed.