eToThePiIPower

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   by eToThePiIPower 8y ago

   Nah, my Twitter feed is curated by people I actually like but are complete strangers to me, with the odd speaker-I-met-once-at-a-meetup thrown in.
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   by eToThePiIPower 8y ago

   I have to disagree. A phishing scam from "billing.foo.com" would be much harder to spot than one from "user-content.foo.com/billing". Especially if the user has free reign over the style + content. If the user is
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   by eToThePiIPower 8y ago

   I also live in a purple district (in a very blue state), and while my Republican Congressman has made it clear he's against Net Neutrality, he voted against the repeal of the Internet privacy regulations, so he can't be counted ou
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   by eToThePiIPower 13y ago

   Yes, good encryption/hashing assumes the algorithm is known, but we're also talking about the giving away the salt. The salt in a secure hash plays an analogous role to the secret key in an encryption cipher; both are assumed unk