jannic

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by jannic 4y ago
> Certificates signed by TrustCor that were issued before December 1st will still be trusted (for now); certificates issued on December 1st or later will not be. How does this work? If TrustCor is no longer trusted, what keeps them from
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by jannic 9y ago
Just a guess: In priciple, yes, but it wouldn't be very practial. Because of noise sources on earth, one would need very big antennas pointing to the pulsars to get good s/n ratios. Additionally, as x-rays are blocked by the atmos
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by jannic 9y ago
rustc will omit the frame pointer if you add "-C debuginfo=0". example::count: popcnt eax, edi ret
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by jannic 11y ago
My reaction when I wanted to searched for a file in a larger github repo, and the search bar was missing: I just cloned the repo and used `git grep` locally. What's the next step? Cloning only allowed for logged-in users?
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by jannic 11y ago
And thanks for writing acme-tiny! It was really easy to setup automatic renewals, running as an ordinary user. sudo access for reloading apache is the only privileged operation necessary. Great job!
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New Ubiquiti AC products locked against 3rd party firmware(lists.openwrt.org)
3 points by jannic 11y ago|0 comments
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by jannic 11y ago
According to http://freifunk.net/en/how-to-join/find-your-nearest-communi... there are >15.000 access points, mainly in Germany. Is there some international equivalent?
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by jannic 11y ago
Please consider contributing to something like Freifunk, instead: http://freifunk.net/en/ Similar technology (OpenWRT based firmware), easier to use, less privacy issues as it's not necessary to track your network
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by jannic 11y ago
No, you don't: http://thejh.net/misc/website-terminal-copy-paste
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by jannic 12y ago
Not loading the firewire driver is not an option, as the attack needs the driver. I guess loading the driver with DMA disabled would be a good option, as I don't think the attack needs DMA on the host side. Not sure, though, after skim
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by jannic 12y ago
"Connect the attacker machine (host) and the victim (target) with a FireWire cable" What keeps the target from starting an inception attack on the host?
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by jannic 12y ago
I guess writing a new hard drive firmware from scratch, without inside knowledge, would be close to impossible. But why start from scratch if you can just modify the existing firmware? And that seems to be perfectly possible: http:/&#
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by jannic 12y ago
The system may only store a hash of the correct password, and then try to brute force it with the entered (slightly wrong) password as a starting point. This has several advantages: - Nearly as secure as only accepting the correct password
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by jannic 12y ago
It seems more interesting to me that Rekdal doesn't cite this article: http://www.bestthinking.com/articles/science/chemistry/bioch... It's a 2012 followup by Mike Sutton to the two publications fro
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by jannic 12y ago
I guess the original publication which listed the high iron content of spinach was: Bunge, G.. 'Weitere Untersuchungen über die Aufnahme des Eisens in den Organismus des Säuglings'. Zeitschrift für Physiologische Chemie, 16 (1892)