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by ihattendorf 9y ago
Yep, just set it up a couple days ago. Supports Google Authenticator/Authy/etc.
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by ihattendorf 9y ago
No, and no. I don't actually use them, I just looked up their implementation. It also looks like I was downvoted for clarifying how they say their system works. Obviously open source doesn't absolve you from having to trust the co
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by ihattendorf 9y ago
When they receive an email, they encrypt it with your public key. The private key is stored on their server encrypted with a passphrase only you know. Assuming they don't backdoor their client to find out your passphrase, or log emails
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by ihattendorf 9y ago
It might be one in a million odds, but if someone dials a million numbers those are pretty high odds.
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by ihattendorf 9y ago
Just keep in mind, any binary firmware (e.g. WiFi/radio) you have isn't getting security updates and can't be patched by your ROM provider. For example, my Nexus 5 is vulnerable to Broadpwn (CVE-2017-9417), but since Google s
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by ihattendorf 9y ago
Note that not all vulnerabilities are/can be patched by LineageOS, regardless of what the security patch level claims. Your device maintainer needs to actively merge patches into the kernel/device (see [0], note that this list rel
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by ihattendorf 9y ago
The whole reason the DAO hard fork worked was because the funds were locked until a certain date. The hackers couldn't access them until after that date, so the hard fork before that date resulted in no hacked ETH being traded for USD
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by ihattendorf 9y ago
This isn't a bug, this is due to the offline access option. If your machine has the database locally cached, 2FA won't do anything because your database won't be encrypted with 2FA (not possible), just your master password. A
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by ihattendorf 9y ago
Any reason you didn't have a backup generator? I would think if you were at risk of frozen pipes without electricity, it would be a wise investment.
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by ihattendorf 9y ago
What if they click the link, run the downloaded invoice.EXE, and enter their password when prompted? At a certain point, the user needs to be educated enough to avoid this. PDF/Office macros are a whole other topic though.
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by ihattendorf 9y ago
Easy way I've found that works for me: - Backup files are encrypted with gpg. - Pull from local backup server with a backup account that only has read-only access to the directories you need to backup. - Push to remote backup server wi
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by ihattendorf 9y ago
Not the person you're responding to, but I have the S2600CP2J w/ dual E5-2670, 128gb ram, 8 2-3tb drives + an ssd and I draw ~120 watts at idle (~3% cpu usage). 100% load is around 300-350 watts. No external video card. Great budg
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by ihattendorf 9y ago
https://www.w3.org/TR/webauthn/
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by ihattendorf 9y ago
hashed* with a random salt
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by ihattendorf 9y ago
It's because it was issued by StartCom. https://blog.mozilla.org/security/2016/10/24/distrusting-new... https://security.googleblog.com/2016/10/distrusting-wosign-a...
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by ihattendorf 9y ago
Higher speed is absolutely more dangerous than slower. Yes speed differences are dangerous as well, but hitting a wall at 40 mph is a lot better than at 80. Higher speeds are also much more dangerous for pedestrians and cyclists, someone po
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by ihattendorf 9y ago
I removed the block quote and just used quotations. I wish HN would provide proper quotation formatting and a preview of what you're about to post...
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by ihattendorf 9y ago
"We may collect, use, transfer, sell, and disclose non-personal information for any purpose. For example, when you use our services, we may collect data from and about the “commercial electronic mail messages” and “transactional or rel
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by ihattendorf 10y ago
Yep, same with Cox in my area. I'm running Sophos UTM Home which supports prefix delegation, I'm sure there are others that are plug and play as well.
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by ihattendorf 10y ago
Some people might prefer to bring their devices with them, instead of picking up "burners" or shipping their devices back home at their expense.
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by ihattendorf 10y ago
Although an HSA generally can't be used for premiums (with a few exceptions).
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by ihattendorf 10y ago
Roll call votes: https://www.senate.gov/legislative/LIS/roll_call_lists/roll_...
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by ihattendorf 10y ago
That won't happen until desktop Linux is usable by non-tech people, and they have easy access to it (pre-installed, simple install, etc.). There's been a lot of progress, however there are still plenty of issues. Not to mention ap
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by ihattendorf 10y ago
> large numbers
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by ihattendorf 10y ago
Looks nice, but I'm getting a 500 response. http://www.averageweather.io/averages/Aracaju%20-%20State%20...
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by ihattendorf 10y ago
You're forgetting parking structures with multiple floors. Still a lot though.
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by ihattendorf 10y ago
True for the most part, however PHP is a language while Ruby on Rails is a framework.
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by ihattendorf 10y ago
Drop a Nexus 5x in the toilet, you're out ~$300. Drop an iPhone 7 in the toilet, you're out $0 since it's waterproof.