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by developernotes 6y ago
I received one other comment about this while we still had the survey open. I will keep that in mind for the future.
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by developernotes 6y ago
This is good feedback, I will certainly consider that for the future.
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by developernotes 6y ago
>However, I don't know how this survey was advertised, so the results may just be sampling bias. I created this survey. I originally posted it to the CL subreddit and the CL IRC channel, so somewhat limited communication channels. M
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State of Common Lisp Survey 2020(forms.gle)
1 points by developernotes 7y ago|0 comments
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by developernotes 9y ago
In the early years of Android Studio, I generally preferred IntelliJ. I have since converted our application and main library (SQLCipher for Android) to use Gradle. I have Instant Run disabled, but otherwise I haven't run into many iss
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by developernotes 9y ago
This paper highlights various possible attack vectors. SQLCipher would still be vulnerable to scenarios such as an active attacker on device/machine where the key is resident in RAM. If you are interested in the design features of SQLC
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by developernotes 11y ago
>I'd like to see the same speed measurements done for mobile. While not exactly what you are looking for I can understand the sentiment. SQLCipher provides a project to time the performance of queries when run against standard SQL
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by developernotes 12y ago
>Isn't that the standard? SQLCipher uses PBKDF2 as a standard mechanism to compute a key, however by default it uses a static iteration length, currently 64,000. The problem is often that the device spread varies greatly and often a
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by developernotes 12y ago
We have done some work on a branch in SQLCipher that allows for adaptive key derivation length based on the device it runs on. The iteration length will be computed per device where time is the constraint. We presented our initial finding
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Could SQLCipher Improve WhatsApp Security?(sqlcipher.net)
1 points by developernotes 13y ago|0 comments