agreenjay

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PolyPasswordHasher: Prof.Justin Cappos's Big Security Idea(blog.varonis.com)
3 points by agreenjay 12y ago|0 comments
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Social-Attribute Networks(SANs) Superior to PageRank?(blog.varonis.com)
1 points by agreenjay 13y ago|0 comments
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Was the Target POS Attack Preventable?(blog.varonis.com)
1 points by agreenjay 13y ago|0 comments
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by agreenjay 13y ago
Thanks for this comment. This is probably closer in spirit to Schneier's view. And his big point is that we can do more to prevent mass collection of data through strong cyrpto-- a good door look and bolt. It appears to me -- I was a
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by agreenjay 13y ago
A few of my thoughts. Bruce did make an important point during his presentation, which I didn't write about in the piece. Whenever possible the NSA goes around crypto and other security. The agency has immense power--through, for examp
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by agreenjay 13y ago
design work by Gregory Koberger!
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by agreenjay 13y ago
The public should have much control of their online privacy--especially the right to be left alone.
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by agreenjay 14y ago
With the UK's plans to create a giant DNA research database for the National Health Service, DNA will really become a workable PII.
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by agreenjay 14y ago
Bad year for privacy ... FISA and now Congress drops the ball on EPCA reforms
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by agreenjay 14y ago
The serf-lord relationship is convenient for many and does have economic benefits. Thankfully, when the arrangement becomes too one-sided, you can always leave the castle.
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by agreenjay 14y ago
I'll file in my "department of huh?" folder--I give up. Thanks for pointing out fair-use rules and commercial speech. Back to the point ... any thoughts on power laws and file system size distributions? Are they lognormal, power law in tai
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by agreenjay 14y ago
It stands to reason! You want go up against Microsoft's lawyers?