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by bburshteyn 11y ago
CryptoMove | San Francisco Bay Area | Fulltime | Onsite === WHO WE ARE === We are taking a fundamentally different approach to data security, by intelligent distributed data concealment rather than leaving data at rest. Our core te
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by bburshteyn 11y ago
As a related note to building dependable distributed systems, we've spoken to a few ex-military cyber security engineers and private company security engineers / researchers who say that our new distributed programming language &
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Show HN: Hello distributed language user guide [pdf](amsdec.com)
18 points by bburshteyn 11y ago|2 comments
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by bburshteyn 11y ago
Many great businesses were started by founders aged 50+. "The average and median age of U.S.-born tech founders was thirty-nine when they started their companies. Twice as many were older than fifty as were younger than twenty-five.&qu
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by bburshteyn 11y ago
50+ here, starting https://www.trycryptomove.com . Some of the top cybersecurity advisors (and our increasingly growing list of pilot customers) seem to believe in me just fine. Age is just a number! Languages, tools, and frame
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by bburshteyn 11y ago
Agreed, Whisper is doing this right.
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by bburshteyn 11y ago
You are right on. We're working on something in this vein -- https://www.trycryptomove.com -- our technology does security via continuous concealment. Actively defends against insider attacks and catastrophic breaches, bec
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by bburshteyn 11y ago
Right, and also good security solutions should have active defense features that fight breaches as they occur. Most breached organizations don't know they've been breached until months later... We're working on this at http
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by bburshteyn 11y ago
Our approach here is to make security usable to developers via a programmatic interface/API, so users' data is better protected without them having to do anything at all. https://www.trycryptomove.com Eventually if&#x2
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by bburshteyn 11y ago
Have you checked out Hello at www.amsdec.com?
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by bburshteyn 11y ago
Have you checked out http://www.cryptomove.com ? The thesis is precisely that encryption is a losing game of cat and mouse, so instead continuous concealment is the last line of defense.
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by bburshteyn 11y ago
First killer app is CryptoMove, available at www.cryptomove.com (Twitter: @cryptomove). Please enjoy Hello! We hope developers everywhere start building with it.
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Show HN: 'Hello' – new distributed programming language(amsdec.com)
3 points by bburshteyn 11y ago|1 comments
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by bburshteyn 11y ago
Currently, no fail-over of any kind is implemented in Cryptomove. If one or more servers go down, all parts that currently reside on those servers obviously remain there. When a down server comes back again, it restarts the movement of all
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by bburshteyn 11y ago
One correction -- obviously C is not safe, the example abof C with embedded assembler is perhaps just to illustrate a pairing of a higher and lower level languages in the same source code. Sorry for confusion.
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by bburshteyn 11y ago
Parts travel from the base server deep into the network no more than a specified number of steps (8 by default). The path is always random, it may include loops and even hoping onto the same server. When it reaches the max length, the part
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by bburshteyn 11y ago
Yes, you can do that. Please see section 4.4.3 "Cluster Membership" from the Guide, on page 50 -- it explains how to set hosts to connect to and hosts to prohibit connections from. Cryptomove does not require UDP.
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by bburshteyn 11y ago
Hi Michael, I tried to address each of your questions one after another below. As a general remark, this 1.0.5 is an alpha version, some things will be changed in the upcoming updates, including those that harden the code. An attacker may w
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by bburshteyn 11y ago
When the part lands on a server, it initiates a periodic pulse -- a sequence of message sent from that server back to the base server from where the part had originated. Each message traverses the so far traveled path in the backward direct
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by bburshteyn 11y ago
Thank you for your kind words! The technical difference is that in cryptomove data are broken apart so that the parts travel around the store -- either on the same or between different servers. there is no assumption that the store is in an
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by bburshteyn 11y ago
Thank you for your enthusiasm -- we think Cryptomove is cool too! There are no special provisions right now to have storage in the cloud or on any special servers. This alpha version has servers making TCP/IP connections. The data is s
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by bburshteyn 11y ago
Hi, I am Boris, creator of Cryptomove (and the Hello distributed programming language with which it is built -- see www.amsdec.com). Welcome any and all feedback. Looking forward to working with initial users to get to product market fit!
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Show HN: Cryptomove – security via data concealment, last-line data defense(cryptomove.com)
31 points by bburshteyn 11y ago|19 comments
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The distributed language Hello v1.0.3(amsdec.com)
9 points by bburshteyn 12y ago|2 comments