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by egberts1 3y ago
Profiling ... of SSH sessions at QUIC level, that's why we shouldn't do 1:1 mapping between QUIC session and SSH session.
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by egberts1 3y ago
Eureka! Now i am going back to VW again
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by egberts1 3y ago
Ummm, ChatGPT is a vulnerability or a data breech if new stock tips can be had this way?
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by egberts1 3y ago
Material threat to be identified within 96 hours? How would receiving an encrypted email detailing a vulnerability of your flagship product fit with the 96 hours, given that 90 days are often needed to fix said vulnerability (s) before inf
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by egberts1 3y ago
Do you want to maintain a state machine for each QUIC-SSH session 1-N pairing? Or worse, M-N pairing?
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by egberts1 3y ago
SSH3 does not equate to SSHv2 over HTTP/3-QUIC.
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by egberts1 3y ago
From the Github: SSH3 is a complete revisit of the SSH protocol, mapping its semantics on top of the HTTP mechanisms. In a nutshell, SSH3 uses QUIC+TLS1.3 for secure channel establishment and the HTTP Authorization mechanisms for user authe
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by egberts1 3y ago
Or chronically warped by their recreational activities.
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by egberts1 3y ago
Second paragraph: "most middleboxes ..." It is the "others".
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by egberts1 3y ago
More like incomplete state machine for HTtP/3-QUIc
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by egberts1 3y ago
Basically, how metal a galaxy is how many times a star is born, expands then collapsed as it rotates around its galaxy.
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by egberts1 3y ago
Not going there with anything HTTP/3. Disclaimer: I write network packet parsers for XNS/IPS/IDS for a living, to look for "bad things".
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by egberts1 3y ago
Problem with Apple iPhone authentication scheme is their reductive logic of eliminating one of three basic authentications by using OR logic, instead of AND logic. In short, they are still single-factor authentication. https://ww
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by egberts1 3y ago
And the prosecutor may try to entice you with a limited concise immunity deal to excuse you of "whatever crime" that passphrase would accuse you of, of which you would say "is that not a fishing trip?" And refuse that de
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by egberts1 3y ago
Use a passphrase of something like "I stole a government-owned pen." Then you can argue that the passphrase (unlike a PIN, face ID) may incriminate me of a crime and that Fourth Amendment prevents me from doing so. Same thing with
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by egberts1 3y ago
Thr short answer is no. Embedding JavaScript is security mistake #1. Placing references at the end of the file is data-extensibility mistake #2. Auto-executing embedded URL is security mistake #3 Disclaimer: I write high-speed PDF parsers f
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by egberts1 3y ago
Need to learn the many different kinds of greed, in order to understand this “American Greed”.
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by egberts1 3y ago
Viewport to the graphic cube got crowded out by the menus of sliders and switches. Saw nothing. Latest Firefox, Apple latest iPhone/latest iOS.
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by egberts1 3y ago
Neither are the majority , is my bet.
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by egberts1 3y ago
It is like slipping in a sentence that says "I am a women, hear me roar" in an article about railfans vs roadgeeks. Non-sensical, non-topical, and irrelevant.
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by egberts1 3y ago
Yes
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by egberts1 3y ago
The inability of US government not to leverage 702 for immediate political gain of current political in power. will be its certain downfall unless certain guardrails are added in place, namely to focus on US person vs non-US-person. But i w
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by egberts1 3y ago
So we ignore the elders working then, no? After all, the expanding Baby Boomers are backstopped and excluded from UE by the virtue of their Social Security payouts; we still have a UE formula problem.
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by egberts1 3y ago
From Facebook Engineering on about secured storages of messaging server, my take is there is no need for convoluted protocol on server-side in a true encrypted end-to-end (EE2E). https://engineering.fb.com/wp-content/up
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by egberts1 3y ago
Too bad there isnt an AI to take multiple symptoms and narrow the search a bit.
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by egberts1 3y ago
Meanwhile too many Facebook fans are downvoting me. This should age well.
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by egberts1 3y ago
You meant EE2E, a more favorable privacy form than E2EE.
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by egberts1 3y ago
Is it a true EE2E where data at rest in the Facebook server remains encrypted and keys held only by the sender/receiver? I didn't think so.
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by egberts1 3y ago
And once Firefox falls below 2%, then the web developer pool for Firefox web browser will start to shrink dramatically. Given the newest but seemingly inert MF board makeup and their lack of zeal to shore up this Firefox market share, it lo
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by egberts1 3y ago
Yep, with the summary of board members that i have posted outside of this comment, it looks to me like a money laundering is going thru Mozilla. In short, Mozilla Foundation is becoming the post-de-facto shell-company under a guise of a rea

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