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akama
13y ago
You are correct that it's hard to judge security when the application is closed source. However the in the model we are suggesting, having the hashed secret would not be sufficient to get access to the files. Although you could use it
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akama
13y ago
Does OwnCloud run well on Raspberry Pi?
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akama
13y ago
I would not believe that the central server has all of the shared secrets. One possible solution is to hash the shared secret and send it to the central server. When someone wants to connect, just hash the key given and send it to the centr
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akama
13y ago
Those are some very dangerous materials, I hope you take the proper precautions.
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akama
13y ago
I like the astronaut in the bottom right corner. Very cool.
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akama
13y ago
The most surprising thing about this article is that Google did not see this coming. This attack vector is a very basic one considering the device, and QR codes have had security problems before. On the other hand the product is still in te
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akama
13y ago
I wonder if that is on purpose or just an error.
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13y ago
I may have disagreements with their policy at times, but both the ACLU and the EFF seem to do an amazing amount of good work. I'm surprised that people perceive the EFF that way.
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akama
13y ago
I would like to point out that although it is suspected that Tor is worthless for traffic on the www due to exit nodes being tapped, it is much better when using hidden services. Edit: had an extra 'w'.
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akama
13y ago
This is less suited for hacker news, and more suited for stack overflow. You may get a better response if you post it there.
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akama
13y ago
Doing that doesn't increase value though.
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13y ago
I think this is a very neat project and am looking forward to seeing how it turns out. One thing I would like is the ability to have a software only solution. I already have a NAS and have no desire to buy another USB. I get why for simplic
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akama
13y ago
I would love to hear more about this. I've been looking for a good sso solution that uses crypto cards.
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akama
13y ago
This reminds me of an old joke. How do you survive a 100 foot fall? Jump off a 110 foot building.
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akama
13y ago
Just so you know, Obama believes that Guantanamo Bay should be closed. The reason it is not closed is because he is unable to get the funding from congress to close it.
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akama
13y ago
Only as regular files, but with the write lock you can be sure that they don't get deleted.
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akama
13y ago
Do you honestly think that this going to be a case involving Jury Nullification? Jury Nullification is rarely used. Also a huge problem with this article is that it mentioning the maximum sentence that someone can receive for this. There is
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13y ago
Kanguru has some really nice thumb drives. I own two and would recommend them to anyone. Keep in mind, you can also store private keys on them.
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akama
13y ago
Something very similar happened to me the other day. A cab driver refused to let me pay by credit card. He said that he loses money on every ride that uses a credit card.
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13y ago
It is not just Wyden, there are other senators that are not as secure in their seats. We should just keep this in mind next election cycle.
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13y ago
Senator Wyden and some others have been doing a fabulous job during this issue and over their terms. My only thought or concern is if they will still keep their senate seat during the next election. Compared to some things the NSA is doing,
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13y ago
This mirrors my opinion, every country has subpar students. I wonder how many of these students are actually quality engineers. Another explanation is that they are graduating from institutes that are not demanding or preparing them for rea
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13y ago
I might be wrong, but I believe it a section of the leaked document that discussed using a sniper to kill leaders of Occupy movements.
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13y ago
Although I have feelings about how I would like the case to be decided, I suspect that it will be precedence in 10 years to be forced to hand over passwords. I see the similarities that it has with a safe, the only difference being that yo
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13y ago
You know the saying about warning labels. Ever warning label has a good story about why it came to be.
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I find this whole deal very amusing because I suspect that most answers on this survey is wrong. I think we are not giving the students enough credit. I know that I was given surveys like this when in high school and I never answered them c
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13y ago
I am not quite sure what is happening here. There are two different ways to look at this, the first being that the federal government knew about the illegal transactions happening at LR, and was unable though incompetence to stop them. The
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I think it's a good idea for everyone to write one. I wrote one as a sort of hello world project that has a very tangible output.
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13y ago
Ehhh, it would be ok as long as I still got my toast and coffee. I'm really grumpy in the morning without toast and coffee.
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I do trust pirates more. I get the media I want in whatever format that I want it. I get it on time, several minutes after it airs. There is no DRM on it so I can use it with my home theater setup without any complications even when my inte
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