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Research Hub by User Interviews(userinterviews.com)
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Snapchat gets $250M investment from Saudi prince(techcrunch.com)
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Startup Security Program(templarbit.com)
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by agrinman 8y ago
It looks like there's some intermittent failure with the high number of incoming requests -- sorry! Try again and it should work :)
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by agrinman 8y ago
Hey HN -- one of the creators here. I saw a few people mention this in the comments and want to re-iterate: this is NOT a bug on GitHub. This is a feature of Git that GitHub has to support because we often need to push commits on behalf of
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GitHub Commit Forgery(spoof.krypt.co)
64 points by agrinman 8y ago|45 comments
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It's this easy to spoof commits on GitHub(spoof.krypt.co)
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GitHub Commit Forgery(spoof.krypt.co)
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Spoof commits on GitHub. From Anyone(spoof.krypt.co)
1 points by agrinman 8y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Make a Fake GitHub Commit(forge.krypt.co)
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Forging Fraudulent GitHub Commits(forge.krypt.co)
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Spoof Commits on GitHub. From Anyone(forge.krypt.co)
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Forge a Git Commit on GitHub, From Anyone(forge.krypt.co)
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by agrinman 8y ago
It also helps that most "lunch" places put calories up (at least near where I work). You can at least figure what the "best choices" are. Ordering ahead is neat trick!
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by agrinman 8y ago
I agree it's not that sensitive...but I guess that's because I'm biased and released all my own data willingly :)
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Losing 100 pounds in 276 days(posts.alexgr.in)
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Show HN: Sift for iOS – Uncover and block bad network traffic on your phone(github.com)
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by agrinman 8y ago
Really love the idea! The extension is a bit buggy for me on facebook.com but otherwise seems to run smoothly.
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by agrinman 8y ago
Krypton supports bluetooth for so even if SQS and SNS are down -- you can still SSH. We'll also shortly be rolling out USB support just incase bluetooth also happens to not be working :) There isn't a good division between persona
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by agrinman 8y ago
Yes! This is coming in the next few months. You'll be able to require multiple admins to approve production releases or really lock up sensitive machines. Supervised access (requesting short-lived access to a server in real-time) is co
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by agrinman 8y ago
Hey HN, we’re happy to announce that Krypton for Teams is now available! Thanks for all your support when we debuted Krypton Core, your early feedback strongly influenced the Teams product. Krypton for Teams builds on Core to make DevOps ke
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by agrinman 9y ago
Glad someone is working on this! One of the reasons we built PGP signing capabilities into Krypton [0] is to make it easy for anyone to sign their Git commits/tags. Almost nobody uses this awesome feature of Git. We even ended up imple
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by agrinman 9y ago
"Zero Knowledge Encryption" is just a marketing term... I wish marketing would not cross wires with real crypto, it makes me skeptical that they really know what they're doing. They're not the only company doing this and
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by agrinman 9y ago
Your attack vector is correct, but Kryptonite is still a step up from existing solutions since you know exactly when your key is used and what host is being logged in to (the app does known host pining as well). YubiKeys don't have a U
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by agrinman 9y ago
If it was easy to setup (for you and all your team members) would it be something you'd value at work?
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Ask HN: Do you gpg sign your Git commits?
7 points by agrinman 9y ago|4 comments
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by agrinman 9y ago
Any user-level process can actually obtain your decrypted private-key: https://blog.krypt.co/why-store-an-ssh-key-with-kryptonite-9...
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by agrinman 9y ago
We just release Kryptonite ( https://krypt.co ), an HSM for your SSH private key on your phone. The private key never leaves your phone. Pair your phone with your computer to create a secure channel (channel is encrypted + signed
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by agrinman 9y ago
This is not cryptographic though.
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Ask HN: Do you sign your code at work?
5 points by agrinman 9y ago|5 comments

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