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571.
by GTP 2y ago
This would help clarifying it.
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by GTP 2y ago
I tried reading it some months ago but quit after some chapters. At a certain point, it gave me the impression of randomly throwing in some technical terms (not related to CS, there's also other stuff) just to sound smart. I can have g
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EUCLEAK Side-Channel Attack on the YubiKey 5 Series(ninjalab.io)
706 points by GTP 2y ago|278 comments
574.
by GTP 2y ago
Maybe the first category needs some explanation. I have a realtive that relies on his own understanding... Way too much, to the point that he assumes to be right too often and so is mostly unable to listen to advice. Does he fall in the fir
575.
by GTP 2y ago
I'm lucky then, mine is Hunter77.
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by GTP 2y ago
Malware provider sounds like someone distributing malware :D
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by GTP 2y ago
Well, if you look for this, many if not most movies will have some inaccuracy or holes in explanation like this. In the end, I watch movies for entertainment. If I'm looking for scientific precision, I see a documentary instead.
578.
by GTP 2y ago
I can't see anything more than the letter's picture in the thread, is it now required to have an X account to read discussions?
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by GTP 2y ago
Which password?
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by GTP 2y ago
Once I put an old Galaxy S3 in a plastic box to protect it from the environment and with a small solar panel on top to power it. I compiled Cuberite and run a small Minecraft server on it dor a while. It was a funny litte project.
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by GTP 2y ago
Same
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by GTP 2y ago
"And don’t worry. You’ll get your turn in the center ring. You can count on that." How reassuring :D
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by GTP 2y ago
I couldn't find again the example I saw many years ago, I could only find a GCC bug that has been fixed now. So you're likely right and I just didn't remember correctly. But we still can have the zeroing out of memory before
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by GTP 2y ago
You mean how do I use it for streaming? That changed over the years and I haven't been using it for streaming the last months due to circumstances. But if you are looking for suggestions, then I would point you to DietPi as OS and Kodi
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by GTP 2y ago
The second tool could be more user friendly, thus easier to remember how to use it. Compare how this tool makes you generate a key vs the syntax of ssh-keygen.
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by GTP 2y ago
My experience was the opposite: my gen1 Chromecast's unreliable streaming is what made me get a Raspberry pi 3 :) IIRC the problem likely was the lack of support for 5Ghz WiFi combined with crowded channels in my area.
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by GTP 2y ago
I don't agree with point 3: "Small changes in context (people/places/features you want to support) often radically change how well a program fits its context. Our dominant milieu of short-termism doesn't prepare us
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by GTP 2y ago
It's not even that. Yes, in case of signed intger overflow, usually yoj get whatever the CPU gives as answer for the sum. But you also have the famous case of an if branch checking for a null pointer being optimized away. And even in
589.
by GTP 2y ago
We can debate whether it's reasonable or not to optimize code based on undefined behavior. But we should at least have the compiler emit a warning when this happens. Just like we have the notorious "x makes an integer from a point
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by GTP 2y ago
> Signed overflow is IMHO not a problem anymore because of sanitizers IIRC the overflow in SHA3's reference implementation was hard to catch also for ststic analisys tools, and had the practical impact of making it easy to generate
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by GTP 2y ago
As someone that knows C but isn't familiar with compiler internals, I ask: would the disruptive optimizations discussed here kick in even when compiling with ootimizations tured off (-o0)? C has also other issues related to undefined b
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by GTP 2y ago
Yes, it is best practice. I'm just saying that a VPN shouldn't be mistaken for malware protection.
593.
by GTP 2y ago
IMO it covers a different use case than this tool
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by GTP 2y ago
This could become useful for me in the short-term future, thabk you for sharing!
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by GTP 2y ago
AFAIK (but my knowledge is 2/3 years out of date) the problem with general computation is that current schemes are still too slow for parctical use. But recent developments give hope that it could be doable in the future.
596.
by GTP 2y ago
Is the used scheme fully homomorphic encryption or just homomorphic wrt a specific operation? Because they only mention "homomorphic" without the "fully".
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by GTP 2y ago
> access work-related materials on personal machines directly, without a VPN or similar security measures The VPN encrypts the network traffic and can serve as a way to let access the internal network only to authenticated devices. But o
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by GTP 2y ago
> Apparently, the PSU only outputs 12W across the entire power connector What is your source? Because, according to the link shared by op, they can consume up to 50W or 100W depending on the model.
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by GTP 2y ago
Interesting, but they can jump up to 50W or 100W depending on the model. Which such a big swing, you really need to consider your specific use case to see what will be the actual power consumption.
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by GTP 2y ago
Sounds interesting, could you please share brand and model? Also, do you know how many SSDs/HDDs you can put inside? Could be a good replacement to have a low power NAS.

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