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by er4hn 5y ago
The big takeaway I have here is that security is a balance between usability and safety. In this case by having malicious links that were obfuscated (behind HTML?) to appear as legitimate LinkedIn links, the target clicking them was comprom
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It looks like the issue was the amount of time that Google took to comply. Per the article: > “With the historically high fine, the Higher Regional Court makes it very clear that court decisions must be observed without restriction, rega
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Zach, looks like a cool product! How would you say this differentiates itself from Teleport Ssh? I can see at a glance there this is written in Rust (vs Golang) and seems to be based on being a full terminal (vs being an application run on
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Can you list out some classic patterns that you see being ignored?
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Thanks for posting this! I wanted to get a feel for the size and movability of the toys. They look pretty fun :)
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Finally, Copilot for Music!
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> Exactly, from technical perspective it's a nothing story. I think that one thing it points to is how technology can discover novel iterations on a system. Imagine if this was a system modeled around a network and the agent was try
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As a counterpoint, QR code menus work very well in China. I've been to places where you scan the code to open a menu that lets you place all your orders. You can also pay for your table via per table QR codes. As a side note, you don&#
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Graded papers on US cyber policy(docs.google.com)
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All meats are represented, not just pork! https://www.congress.gov/bill/117th-congress/senate-bill/126... See Section 2518 for the elimination of Shark Fin soup. I agree with eliminating shark fin soup, it is
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That's what having a trustworthy timestamp solves. A key is revoked at a known time, so being able to know if a commit was signed before or after the time of revocation lets you know what the key to use to validate should be. If you do
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Thanks for sharing this. This is very interesting and I did not know about it. I'll make a note to read it and see if there are any useful contributions I can make.
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I would love to hear your thoughts on the problems with signing every commit. To be honest, I'm surprised it didn't make the initial level 1 -> 4 list since git gets you a lot of the way there. In my own employers threat model
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Append only logs that other sites mirror solves this problem without requiring the other blockchainy things such as peer to peer communication or proof of work.
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Good thing the SALSA cryptographic cipher ended up being not as popular as the ChaCha variant.. which is widely used at Google ;)
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The classic example is the first level of Mario. It teaches you all the mechanics of jumps, blocks, battling enemies, whatnot, but never explicitly feeds you directions.
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Then I'm a little lost. I had thought a big part of this (your "Stitch anonymous data to users once they convert" picture and around it) was to be able to backtrack anonymous users once they identify themselves. Even if they
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So the overall concept of "shove a tracker value into the URL and collate all interactions" makes sense - but how do you track if a user is sharing a URL? Let's say that I'm on a desktop browsing a shopping site. I'
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It appears to be working now. Great launch demo!
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I love the idea of this! One issue I noticed is that adding a jacket does not seem to work. It shows me the loading circle, then goes back to the shirt / pants / no jacket image.
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State taxes are generally not something you want to circumvent. Ps - great baldurs gate 2 ref in your username :)
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The room users, as in, of a meeting room? I think those are defined to be in the "meatspace private network", so you don't need SSO/MF so long as the device identifies itself as being a member of the room. I haven't
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"Upgraded legacy, obsolete, AAA service with modern and standards compliant solution" And if it is ever asked about, boy do you have some great stories about upgrading from a system whose protocol name referred to dial in modems a
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> Why isn't this the norm on desktop - ad supported but free software? Why aren't there ad networks for desktop apps like there are for mobile apps and web content? My guess is because the desktop model doesn't assume live
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May 22nd was the 48th Anniversary of Ethernet(linkedin.com)
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Graph databases likely are more optimized for this sort of data storage, but you've hit it on the head that SQL databases can be used to represent node/edge style data.
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I don't have a general solution, but the following works well for signed commits at my workplace (disclaimer - all comments and thoughts my own): * IT, authority of all secrets, owns the primary keys for all employees. * Each emp
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Given how encryption is generally symmetric in terms of operations and speed, I wonder how long the original encryption took as well? What warnings were overlooked leading up to the attack fully going into place?
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The government does not have a contract with each person. The way to implement this currently would be to either: * Have a contract with each bank to give money to them to give to each citizen. This hits problems with trust on the bank, spe
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It does require more data and analysis, but is entirely possible. I'm not taking a stance on this (in reference to your 'dubious' comment) but I'm trying to elaborate on how this would be implemented. Consider a database

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