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811.
by amenghra 10y ago
At one point at least, internet.org wasn't supporting HTTPS (see https://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2015/05/05/facebook-opens-u... ). Doesn't prove anything, but not supporting tls makes me think they
812.
by amenghra 10y ago
A short collection of similar puzzles that have been shared with me over the years: https://quaxio.com/some_math_puzzles/
813.
by amenghra 10y ago
San Francisco's school system pushes people to other cities/suburbs.
814.
by amenghra 10y ago
method 1: Keep generating keys until you have a collision. method 2: What you said, modify the details. A fun way to play/explore all things GPG is to use a javascript library and Chrome's javascript debugger (e.g. https:/&#
815.
by amenghra 10y ago
Science catching up with sci-fi? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fantastic_Voyage
816.
by amenghra 10y ago
http://pgp.mit.edu/pks/lookup?search=B9E39278
817.
by amenghra 10y ago
Go to https://www3.epa.gov/enviro/myenviro/ and put your zip code in there.
818.
Unicode search(alf.nu)
2 points by amenghra 10y ago|0 comments
819.
by amenghra 10y ago
That has nothing to do with security.
820.
by amenghra 10y ago
True, but it's not like Apple doesn't have the resources to manage an open submission program.
821.
Show HN: My $3/month backup setup(quaxio.com)
1 points by amenghra 10y ago|1 comments
822.
by amenghra 10y ago
This should really be a default feature.
823.
by amenghra 10y ago
Congrats, nice milestone!
824.
Age of Rivals: a quick strategy game(robotogames.com)
1 points by amenghra 10y ago|0 comments
825.
Exploring 3 weaknesses in RSA(quaxio.com)
1 points by amenghra 10y ago|0 comments
826.
by amenghra 10y ago
one example: http://www.nbcbayarea.com/blogs/press-here/Cybercriminals-Fi...
827.
by amenghra 10y ago
I was a reviewer for a Packt book ( http://droppdf.com/v/UTl8X ). The review process was terrible, they ended up not taking my feedback into account and the book was published with lots of technical mistakes. The final b
828.
by amenghra 10y ago
We answered this question in a sibling thread, see: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12098202
829.
by amenghra 10y ago
What is the use-case here, that isn't better served by simply automating the signing of ssh server certs (and user certs)? This is exactly what this tool does. We leverage our existing PKI to request the signed certificates. mcpherri
830.
by amenghra 10y ago
Sharkey is our team's intern summer project. We are open sourcing it today. In the enterprise world, engineers often ssh into hosts for the first time on a daily basis. This trains them to acknowledge the trust on first use prompt on a
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Sharkey: a service for managing certificates for use by OpenSSH(github.com)
51 points by amenghra 10y ago|15 comments
832.
by amenghra 10y ago
Feels like april 1st!
833.
by amenghra 10y ago
You are on some kind of genius crowd sourced testing thing, you should start a SaaS!
834.
by amenghra 10y ago
Static analysis: for sure. Companies with large codebases are interested to understand how their code works, build refactoring tools, find bugs, etc. They have dedicated teams doing this. For example https://github.com/faceb
835.
by amenghra 10y ago
He's the former security director at Coinbase. There could be NDA issues, or maybe not.
836.
by amenghra 10y ago
Put them on github or dropbox?
837.
by amenghra 10y ago
You are missing a step between the stealing and the online purchase. For online purchases, banks validate the CVV2, which is not the same as the CVV on the magstripe.
838.
Certigo: examine and validate x509 certificates(github.com)
3 points by amenghra 10y ago|0 comments
839.
Scanning firewalls for differences in IPv4 and IPv6 rules (March 2016)(0day.work)
2 points by amenghra 10y ago|0 comments
840.
by amenghra 10y ago
Selling products to SMBs is hard. Most small businesses will often take the free trials but won't be willing to pay for a product if it entails a financial commitment. I have seen a small companies use student licenses instead of payin

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