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by devinegan 12y ago
If it connects to any of those ciphers with a YES, you may have a problem. They should all say NO.
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by devinegan 12y ago
If you want to check your domains/servers, not just your clients I updated a cipher verification script to just test Export (EXP) ciphers via openssl: https://gist.github.com/degan/70e8059507d173751294
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by devinegan 12y ago
I updated a public cipher checking script earlier to specifically check EXP ciphers: https://gist.github.com/degan/70e8059507d173751294 It will attempt to connect to the domain you specify with all of the EXP ciphers y
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by devinegan 12y ago
Thanks for asking rather than just down-voting. I wanted others to know that this isn't isolated. We have been having issues with their service for a few months now. They never know when there is a problem with hardware, for instance.
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by devinegan 12y ago
Joyent has been having some serious issues over the past month or two. I am not sure if it is growing pains, bad luck or what is happening, but we had already lost faith and trust in their Cloud prior to today. This is the nail in the coffi
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LaunchKey: Password-less authentication today(launchkey.com)
2 points by devinegan 13y ago|0 comments
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by devinegan 13y ago
Time to get LaunchKey ( https://launchkey.com ). Seriously, any Kickstarter employee wants to talk about integration and protecting users contact us. LaunchKey is password-less multi-factor authentication. These user data breaches
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by devinegan 13y ago
My brother is a US citizen and left Zappos (Las Vegas) for Soundcloud (Berlin) last year and his experience was seemingly very smooth. I think Soundcloud helped a lot with that, but it doesn't sound difficult to get your visa. With tha
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by devinegan 13y ago
I don't see any discussion about privacy or security. Text messaging is plain text, sent through a carrier who can produce those messages at will. Even iMessage seems to provide you more protection, although Apple could have a key to u
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by devinegan 13y ago
The WiFi scan data is interesting. I guess Google maps cars have made it ok for corporations to War Drive at massive scale. But using your users devices to do it for you is interesting.
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by devinegan 13y ago
It does appear to be a brute force or phishing attack. These sort of drive-bys can typically be permanently stopped with 2FA or a password-less MFA solution like LaunchKey (Disclaimer: co-founder). LaunchKey has a free WordPress Plugin avai
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by devinegan 13y ago
The SQRL idea could certainly be implemented under FIDO and he doesn't seem to make that distinction. FIDO is a platform for integrating many authentication technologies/companies/standards. It is a shared layer that biometri
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Show HN: Authenticate with LaunchKey and receive Bitcoin(faucet.launchkey.com)
2 points by devinegan 13y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Unlock a Tesla with Password-less Authentication(youtube.com)
3 points by devinegan 13y ago|0 comments
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by devinegan 13y ago
I would recommend checking out password-less and multi-factor alternatives that support OpenID, like LaunchKey: https://launchkey.com/docs/openid (disclosure: co-founder)
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by devinegan 13y ago
Password-less authentication is available, see LaunchKey ( https://launchkey.com ). Start implementing and demand alternatives! The password manager User Experience is horrible, and LastPass just had a major security issue. Protec
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by devinegan 13y ago
Yep, direct object vulnerable. https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Top_10_2013-A4-Insecure_Dire...
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by devinegan 13y ago
Thanks for mentioning LaunchKey ( https://launchkey.com/ ). I am a co-founder and can confirm that we are doing something very similar but are only in the Authentication space. LaunchKey supports Private Keys stored on your d
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Show HN: Log in to WordPress without a Password(blog.launchkey.com)
1 points by devinegan 13y ago|0 comments
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by devinegan 13y ago
Ubisoft should have a look at LaunchKey ( https://launchkey.com ) which went out of private beta yesterday. Passwords being compromised should be a thing of the past.
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by devinegan 13y ago
Possession in the case of authentication is used for starting our cars, entering our homes and seems to be used in Japan for banking. We all have keys in our pocket that we rely on for security.
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by devinegan 13y ago
Currently we are supporting iOS and Android ecosystems. This includes Tablets and Phones. We will have apps available for a wider variety of devices (Windows Phone, PC, Mac, etc) in the near future if you device isn't currently support
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by devinegan 13y ago
Thank you for your feedback. We certainly seem to disagree about the security of passwords in general. With that said, our system supports far more than a possession factor. LaunchKey has a Pin and/or Digital Combo lock (your secret) o
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Show HN: Developers, Kill Passwords today with LaunchKey.(blog.launchkey.com)
7 points by devinegan 13y ago|12 comments
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by devinegan 14y ago
LaunchKey. We are a funded Las Vegas based startup that is looking for iOS and Android developers. LaunchKey is eliminating the password in 2013. If this sounds interesting, contact us! https://angel.co/launchkey#recruiting http://launch
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by devinegan 14y ago
Nice work Nate! Don't listen to the haters and keep on building what you are stoked about.
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by devinegan 14y ago
Las Vegas * Opportunity- Young community that you can take part in shaping. Zappos is moving downtown and transforming the entire landscape. Money being invested in revitalizing downtown Las Vegas including strong startup activity, growth a
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by devinegan 14y ago
I have a good friend who runs his bootstrapped startup ( http://www.georiot.com/ ) on Mono/Linux ( http://mono-project.com/ASP.NET ). Utilizing some OSS helps to keep the cost down.
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by devinegan 15y ago
Go #VegasTech!