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Interestingly enough this is getting another layer on top of it. Google is working on something called "HIBA" ( https://github.com/google/hiba ) which is an extension to OpenSSH SSH Certificates. So now you hav
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If crooks were proficient at using FOSS to write their own encryption apps that obey best practices... working as an SWE would probably pay better and have less downsides.
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The OP is thinking of "Arthur Andersen", the accounting firm that serviced both Enron and Worldcom. The first paragraph of Wikipedia cites the scandals as factors in enacting SOX (src: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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I wasn't super impressed with it's ability to survive a rap battle. === Prompt: Can you engage in a rap battle with ChatGPT to determine who is the ultimate AI? === Sure, I can engage in a rap battle with ChatGPT to determine who
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> A FIPS 140-3 compliant FIPS Provider This is actually a pretty big deal. FIPS 140 certifications are required for a lot of US Federal sales. The FIPS 140 standard changed sometime in the past year from major version 2 to major version
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Same mistake that I made. Should have been focusing on my weak points from day 1.
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It's a thing. As with all blockchain things, it's not an efficent thing, but it exists: https://ethereum.stackexchange.com/questions/191/how-can-i-s... . The TL;DR is that: - Everyone playing comes up wi
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> We’re targeting the modified and bespoke devices that enable access to platforms, similar to Encro Chat, where the software/ hardware has been developed to anonymise its users and their communications and its user base is assessed
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hilarious! thanks for sharing.
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Open Circuits is a beautiful book that also explains how things work. One picture I really enjoyed was the cutaway of a barrel jack power plug. The author explained how plugging in a power cable would physically change the power source from
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$5.21 should be enough to buy a new identity on the darkweb and rotate to it. For maximal security you should make sure to rotate your identity every 18 months.
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You can invent a very elaborate system of pushing a request to the meet chat, having everyone consent to recording, parsing their responses, and offering feedback and help if it doesn't go as expected.. Or you can just put a disclaimer
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The summary is two case studies: - Searching for molecules with specific pharmaceutical effects. - Solving ordering problems for cargo ship offloading (which feels like a traveling salesman sort of problem?) All in all, I liked reading this
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Thank you for reading through it and summarizing. I disagree with your conclusion however. It's not possible for someone to completely trace upstream dependencies in a SLSA compliant manner. No company can sanely expect that. What can
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I completely agree with the primary point of the author, which i summarize as: don't ask me to meet your companies arbitrary requirements for code when we don't have a business relationship. Completely fair. However I don't t
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Totally. You have a base sheet that specifies how everything works, write access limited to developers. Every new players starts by cloning a template that links to the base sheet. It'll have the number crunching of EVE Online with the
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I wonder if you could make an MMO with Google Sheets today?
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There is probably a paper there: Which is more accurate at reasoning about a set of symptoms? WebMD, or ChatGPT? A medical doctor would produce the original set of questions and evaluate the responses. A statistically average set of people
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Nearly any other white collar, sit in front of a desk, job?
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I'll chime in here that Merkle trees are best used to tell you if something changed in the historical records. Certificate Transparency (CT) provides you with an easy to verify way to generate a single identifier that tells you the cur
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Chiming in to add onto this. Fantastic show that is very much worth watching. I'd describe it as similar to Mr. Robot: Halt and Catch Fire uses tech to talk not only about the history of the tech industry, but also to say a lot about p
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where does she say she is looking for an employer? Would be worthwhile to start a conversation with her.
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I would argue the issue was not checking the coverage of new code vs what was being tested.
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The problem here was that the coverage of the fuzz testing was not being examined. Using parsers for untrusted input in C is a legacy of when this was written. Requiring the parsing portion (or any version of OpenSSL) to be rewritten in Rus
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The FTC would look at people who recently bought short term call options against Eli Lily stock and ask them questions. Pretty much the same playbook anytime bad news causes a stock price to go down. Matt Levine notes this as a common way p
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My friends in the industry tell me that predicting protein folding is a popular civilian use case.
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To be fair, audio quality and the ability to communicate with remote people goes up much more when everyone dials in. You can still look at each other in the room and whiteboard just fine.
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The alien's desire to destroy other civilizations is what drives the plot forward. The message that I took away from the novel was not what aliens care about, but that blind reliance on technology will not solve all problems. Likewise
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Are there engineering differences between the hats that make them more suited for a particular trade? Or is this an aesthetics thing?
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The DoD uses x509, and CRLs, in those Common Access Cards (CAC) everyone in the org has. Since this covers most of the armed forces, that's fairly large. As of 2012[1] this was around 200 MB of CRLs and was only expected to get larger
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