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by fortenforge 7y ago
How on earth is that relevant? Equifax's breach had nothing to do with password authentication whatsoever.
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Show HN: TeXnique – A LaTeX Typesetting Game(texnique.xyz)
170 points by fortenforge 7y ago|41 comments
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by fortenforge 7y ago
If you hash the password on the client, then the hash essentially becomes the new password and you haven't solved anything. What you're looking for is a password authenticated key agreement in which one party authenticates to anot
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by fortenforge 7y ago
It seems like no one has answered your question so I'll give it my best shot. We want to find the value of 2^(2^t) mod n where n = pq. It's a well known number-theoretic fact that 2^phi(n) mod n = 1, where phi is the Euler totient
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by fortenforge 7y ago
He's also posted a statement on his website admitting to the crime. https://www.malwaretech.com/public-statement
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by fortenforge 7y ago
this is ReCAPTCHA v3 which does not include any of the image recognition tasks. It's just a matter of clicking the checkbox
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by fortenforge 8y ago
The FTC looked into the same issue and ruled in 2013 that Google did not violate US antitrust laws: https://www.ftc.gov/sites/default/files/documents/public_sta...
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by fortenforge 8y ago
You probably want to read https://www.blockcerts.org/guide/
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by fortenforge 8y ago
What application would you say has "real" e2e encryption? Signal and all the other apps have exactly the same problem right? If you don't compare your keys offline, you're always at risk for this attack. You can't b
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by fortenforge 8y ago
Could you explain why you feel that genetically modifying crops to be pesticide resistant is a problem?
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by fortenforge 8y ago
alias search='set -f;search';search() { find . ${2:+-name "$2"} -type f -print0 | xargs -0 grep --color=auto "$1"; } Recursively searches the files in the current directory for string matches. You can
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by fortenforge 8y ago
Surely you can see how something that combines the best of both worlds (FOSS like r2 and feature-rich / has a working decompiler like IDA / binja) would be of interest to people right?
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by fortenforge 8y ago
What exactly is the benefit of replacing Red #40 with red cabbage extract?
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Hard Words: Why aren't kids being taught to read?(apmreports.org)
1 points by fortenforge 8y ago|0 comments
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by fortenforge 8y ago
The part that you're missing is that you can't just "click through" a permissions request since it explicitly would include the line "This app can read all your emails". https://1.bp.blogspot.com&#x2
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Anatomy of a Man-In-the-Middle Phishing Campaign on Coinbase(fortenf.org)
1 points by fortenforge 8y ago|0 comments
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by fortenforge 9y ago
> Bitcoin transactions are pretty simple in what they do. You can do one single thing. One type of transaction. Skipping some details, it all boils down to TO (who is receiving money), FROM (who is sending money) and AMOUNT (how much mon
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by fortenforge 9y ago
The Washington Post is not owned by Amazon. It is owned by Jeff Bezos, who also is CEO of Amazon.
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Finding collisions in MD4(fortenf.org)
3 points by fortenforge 9y ago|0 comments
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Jasonpark.me(jasonpark.me)
21 points by fortenforge 9y ago|3 comments
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by fortenforge 9y ago
Because the "difficulty" rate (essentially the number of leading 0's needed for the proof of work) can change dynamically, the longest chain is not always the chain with the most work.
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by fortenforge 9y ago
Billions? Really? 1 in 7 people could have hacked the NSA or CIA?
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by fortenforge 9y ago
"Capital" is a synonym of "Uppercase," so the name sort of means "Lowercase Uppercase"
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by fortenforge 9y ago
I don't think they actually unsubscribe you. They basically sit in front of your incoming email and don't pass on emails that match specific patterns. (And apparently sell that sweet, sweet anonymized data)
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How We Got 10M Teens to Read Fiction on Their Phones(medium.com)
11 points by fortenforge 9y ago|2 comments
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by fortenforge 10y ago
Nope. Only people who need to leave the country have passports. This generally doesn't apply to the working poor.
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by fortenforge 10y ago
This is talking about scores before normalizing.
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by fortenforge 10y ago
You'll still be affected by the mysterious force if you're in Gehennom, but a cursed potion of gain level will work.
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Cybersecurity: Beyond the Mirror(medium.com)
2 points by fortenforge 11y ago|0 comments