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by aawc 7y ago
https://cs.chromium.org/chromium/src/components/password_man... static constexpr size_t kHashKeyLength = 32; static constexpr uint64_t kScryptCost = 1 << 12; // It must be a power of 2.
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by aawc 7y ago
Disclosure: I'm the TL of this project on Chrome. Your concern is fair. TL answer: I can tell you that this data is used only for improving user security. Legal answer: Please read the Chrome Privacy Notice :)
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by aawc 7y ago
Disclosure: I'm the TL of this project on Chrome and I work very closely with the Safe Browsing engineers regularly. > What if Google's algorithms classify your new startup as "potential phishing", because users are r
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by aawc 7y ago
[Disclaimer: I'm the TL of Safe Browsing in Chrome] You can check by going to chrome://safe-browsing/#db-manager
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by aawc 7y ago
[Disclaimer: I'm the TL of Safe Browsing in Chrome, and I worked directly with the author of the linked article for Firefox v4 support.] FWIW, Google Chrome does the same because both Google Chrome and Firefox use the same Safe Browsin
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by aawc 8y ago
This is incorrect from Malware blacklisting purposes. I don't know about URL prediction. For Safe Browsing protection, here's how it works (in progress): https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+&#
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by aawc 8y ago
Did you turn on that 'Block dangerous and deceptive content' feature in Firefox' security tab? It works by consulting Google each time you visit a new website. You can imagine the rest. Patently wrong. Here's how the A
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by aawc 10y ago
Not quite. In the case of OCSP, in the absence of OCSP stapling, all TLS connections are verified with an external server(s). In that case of SafeBrowsing however, as noted in the article, for those URLs whose hash prefix doesn't match
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by aawc 10y ago
Chrome SafeBrowsing engineer here. Google has published the protocol that clients need to follow to fetch updates from the SafeBrowsing servers here: https://developers.google.com/safe-browsing/developers_guide... Both
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Culture Offset(github.com)
2 points by aawc 13y ago|0 comments
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by aawc 13y ago
Thanks for correcting me. I never realized this.
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by aawc 13y ago
The pathname "/a/google.com" means it does come from within Google.
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by aawc 14y ago
Here: http://dhirajkumarsingh.wordpress.com/2012/07/31/animated-sm...
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by aawc 14y ago
Very neat. Thank you! Here's a bug report :) When I zoom out of the grid-based listview using semantic zoom, and click on one of the columns, I expect to see that column in the view. Currently, it just goes back to the previous state of the
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by aawc 15y ago
hahahahaha
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by aawc 15y ago
btw, no love for "yahoo" either.
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by aawc 15y ago
That's what you get now, but that wasn't the case earlier. The author says he patched it for that keyword ("google").
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by aawc 15y ago
I see changes coming in as I try more things. Good job folkster!
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by aawc 15y ago
not anymore. he probably pathced this one too.
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by aawc 16y ago
Canary & Dev on Windows, Dev on Mac and Linux.