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I'll happily do that. When can I swing by to chat? Different systems are secure against different threats. Sticky notes are secure against people who can't get

• e1ven 13y ago
  You posted your message because you said you wanted the discussion, and to see the flaws in your argument. But when people are answering you, you seem to be working hard to ignore them ;) I've taken the sticky note down. It had the word "contrite" There were plenty of exploits you could have done, without having local access to my machine. Just one example- If you view my profile, you can determine the company I work for. Use linked/etc to message someone there, and offer to split my generous reward with them, if they tell you the word. Just because no one took me up on my offer doesn't mean my sticky-note was secure. Yes, of course it was a silly "contest", but that's the point - Contests like this don't prove anything at all about how strong or weak your solution is.
  • absherwin 13y ago
    I welcome the discussion and am learning what I can from it. I was hoping for an exploit. So far one person has proposed one that may work. Those are creative solutions to your contest. I should have been cleverer.
  • Dylan16807 13y ago
    >You posted your message because you said you wanted the discussion, and to see the flaws in your argument. But when people are answering you, you seem to be working hard to ignore them ;) Where are these people that are actually suggesting plausible attacks rather than just mocking the idea of a contest? I don't see them.
  • nicksdjohnson 13y ago
    The word was 'contrite'. You didn't set a time limit on your contest.