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by ecesena 7y ago
This is a good summary of the NIST recommendations [1, Sec 5.1] found in [2]. Dropbox released a library [3] that's easy enough to configure to add your own black list (e.g., your company name, your public wifi password, etc.) Finally,
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by ecesena 7y ago
More or less, how often is “occasionally”? Can this be used as a source of randomness, like for example time as a Poisson?
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by ecesena 7y ago
Hackernoon/medium. In this transition phase (hackernoon is moving out of medium) I publish on medium and usually get a day of 2 of traffic before my post is published into hackernoon. Personally, I like the fact that I get traffic over
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by ecesena 7y ago
We launched SoloKeys less than 1y ago. For content, we make hardware & firmware ourselves, we did a first batch in China and now we're manufacturing in Italy. 1) speed it up. We went from idea to shipping in less than 4mo, and I hi
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Presto at Pinterest(medium.com)
1 points by ecesena 7y ago|0 comments
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by ecesena 7y ago
Just fyi, NIST is currently recommending against this flow. (I recently gave a talk about 2FA at BSidesSF, mentioned magic links via email, and after the talk a person from NIST came and pointed out that's against their recommendations
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by ecesena 7y ago
It keeps you focus on the one thing that matters: improving your (single) core metric. It’s good because you’re in a group of other people very committed. Personally, I’m doing it for the 3rd time and I’d do it even with just a side project
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by ecesena 7y ago
Thank you for this! Before launching into the complex features, please fix the listening queue. Just a queue, add, remove, reorder. Add - top or bottom, though I use both, typically top for new episodes, bottom for the bulk I want to eventu
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Cryptography Dispatches: Hello World, and OpenPGP Is Broken(buttondown.email)
4 points by ecesena 7y ago|0 comments
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by ecesena 7y ago
Blog more often, and blog about you using your tool to solve problems. Use titles that don't talk about your tool, but about the problem you're solving in the article. It's likely people will search on google for these proble
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by ecesena 7y ago
Streaming via airplay (we have iphones at home). Currently connected to a jukebox: https://twitter.com/0x0ece/status/1137487161974972416?s=21
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Somu: Open-source and tiny security key(solokeys.com)
3 points by ecesena 7y ago|0 comments
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by ecesena 7y ago
Same here, laptop as main screen. At work I have an external monitor that I put above the laptop (not right or left), so my sight moves up & down. I’m often in meetings or I work when at home, so using the laptop as main screen for me r
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Migrating from U2F to WebAuthn(stackallocated.com)
3 points by ecesena 7y ago|0 comments
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by ecesena 7y ago
Make the restaurant page look like the area search with that restaurant pre-selected. This way you get the same seo benefit, but your visitors will understand the value. Also, what’s holding you from adding more cities/restaurants? 500
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by ecesena 7y ago
Yes and no. Yes, if the attacker controls the DNS, he can return his own server's IP, and your browser will connect to the attacker's server showing the original name in the url bar. Fortunately TLS should save you because the att
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by ecesena 7y ago
https://fidoalliance.org/ Note that most keys are level-1 certified, i.e. against online attacks. Physical attacks are generally not much important, because if an attacker has access to your key, he can simply use it. (unle
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by ecesena 7y ago
This also breaks security keys.
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by ecesena 7y ago
Given that you likely also have cable adapters and you need 1 primary key + 1 backup anyway, my recommendation would be to buy 1 usb-a and 1 usb-c. Or you can make your own :) iPhone/iPad is currently not solved, hopefully with iOS 13
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by ecesena 7y ago
You left your job because you were burnt out. I think you should also ask yourself what happens if you start your own project and get burnt out again before making any decision, and/or what can you do next time (either with another job
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by ecesena 7y ago
I went through many iterations of this very same issue, and note that I have pretty deep experience with latex and other publishing tools. At the end of the day, now I'm optimizing for simplicity. Personally I use Google docs, but open
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Flipboard Data Leak(about.flipboard.com)
1 points by ecesena 7y ago|0 comments
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Open security key and STM32 board(hackernoon.com)
1 points by ecesena 7y ago|0 comments
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Open source STM32 board and security key(medium.com)
3 points by ecesena 7y ago|0 comments
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Open source STM32 board that fits in your USB port(medium.com)
2 points by ecesena 7y ago|0 comments
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Open source STM32 board that fits in your USB port(medium.com)
3 points by ecesena 7y ago|0 comments
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by ecesena 7y ago
I use Google Voice.
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Designing Somu: tiny and open STM32 board(conorpp.com)
1 points by ecesena 7y ago|0 comments
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Designing Somu, a tiny security key(conorpp.com)
4 points by ecesena 7y ago|0 comments
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Security, Obscurity, Openness(hackernoon.com)
1 points by ecesena 7y ago|0 comments

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