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Keyak: a candidate for the authenticated encryption standard(conorpp.com)
3 points by conorpp 11y ago|0 comments
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Security and usage of Braintree, a PayPal backed payment gateway API(conorpp.com)
1 points by conorpp 11y ago|0 comments
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by conorpp 11y ago
What would be the difference between writing to shared hardware pixels over a shared memory performance wise? I mean, pixels are just like a memory except that they glow. They hold their value and can be writen a new value in sync with a c
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How to accelerate a program using hardware(conorpp.com)
36 points by conorpp 11y ago|9 comments
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Linx: the filesharing server every hacker should know about(conorpp.com)
12 points by conorpp 11y ago|0 comments
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by conorpp 11y ago
I used a Jekyll theme and have made incremental changes over the past few months to make it my own. You can see the source on my github account
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by conorpp 11y ago
You can technically use TLS with anything. All the certificates give you is a trusted 3rd party that authenticates that a domain is what it claims to be. So if you want that authentication for your NAS domain name, then of course.
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Trying out Let's Encrypt (beta)(conorpp.com)
104 points by conorpp 11y ago|51 comments
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by conorpp 11y ago
No, it's not SHA2 encryption. SHA2 is a hashing function, meaning it's one way. Encryption is two way or else it wouldn't work. People often confuse the two but they are quite different.
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by conorpp 11y ago
I was running the basic web server detailed in the post, but I didn't really have to do anything else. It's a public IP, notably a Digital Ocean IP. Internet scanners will pick it up.
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A close look at an operating botnet(conorpp.com)
50 points by conorpp 11y ago|4 comments
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How to Fix a Corrupted File by Brute Force(conorpp.com)
1 points by conorpp 11y ago|0 comments
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Proxying Bluetooth devices for security analysis using btproxy(conorpp.com)
3 points by conorpp 11y ago|0 comments
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How to support PGP encryption in Gmail(conorpp.com)
113 points by conorpp 11y ago|49 comments
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by conorpp 12y ago
Idea: A TENS Machine you can control with your phone http://hackaday.com/2015/03/02/building-a-transcutaneous-ele... TENS are currently kind of expensive and hard to use. People typically only use them when
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How I grew up in Maine and ended up here (in progress)(conorpp.com)
1 points by conorpp 12y ago|0 comments
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by conorpp 12y ago
"How I got featured on the AppStore" I was expecting an explaination.
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How to quickly install a backdoor relay with netcat(gist.github.com)
1 points by conorpp 12y ago|0 comments
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by conorpp 13y ago
Fingers crossed