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abhv
11y ago
i didnt follow the argument at all.
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Anonize: a cryptographic anonymous survey system
(wired.com)
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abhv
11y ago
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abhv
11y ago
Schneier's post is a re-blog of Nicholas Weaver's original story here: https://www.lawfareblog.com/tale-three-backdoors
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abhv
11y ago
(1) Can I also ask how you found this? Were you fuzzing Iokit? (2) I'm trying to work through your ROP. Can you explain a bit more? Thanks.
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abhv
11y ago
Just curious when you disclosed this to apple? I'm impressed by your skill in finding this, but not sure it is a good idea to make it so easy for people to weaponize like this.
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abhv
11y ago
>The ad industry is not some diabolical entity that conspires to brainwash citizens of the world. Yes, this is exactly the point. Advertising is most certainly a "negative externality." Its cost is not fully borne by the firm,
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abhv
11y ago
Our descendants will consider advertising like we consider tobacco: dangerous to your health. Adv manipulates your agency , your ability to make independent decisions. Tracker-based targeted advertising exploits all human vulnerabilities
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abhv
11y ago
This is not a compelling argument, it applies to "using the internet" in general. Your 50$/mo helps Comcast become a neutral pipe-forum that also chooses to transport (and profit from) hate speech. (On the other hand, I am s
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abhv
11y ago
Why do I get this from https://www.virtualbox.org when I access from Chrome? The site works from curl and Firefox. Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/trac
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abhv
11y ago
Can XUL/XBL just be ``compiled-down" to proper HTML, or is there also a security issue in that Gecko allows XUL/XBL to break rules needed to securely render HTML?
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abhv
11y ago
All we need is Taylor to sign-off/tweet on this. She already has the appropriate last-name for iOS-dev related credibility.
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abhv
12y ago
Can their be an external IO port that is both (a) fast and (b) access limited? -- BadUSB shows that the USB controller can fake keystrokes, modify the recipient USB controller, etc. -- This attack now shows an even more dangerous attack tha
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abhv
12y ago
The actual report is now linked here: https://www.recordedfuture.com/al-qaeda-encryption-technolog... First point: AlQ is now using well-studied encryption algorithms (possibly in the correct way, but not investigated in th
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abhv
13y ago
Can anyone explain what the "kinematic coupling" is, how it helps with bed leveling, and why the same approach cannot be applied to any 3d-printer?
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abhv
13y ago
The author may have some points; I have not inspected the protocols or the source completely, but the arguments made in the post are misleading and inaccurate descriptions of keybase. Seems like there may be some subtle yet festering bias.