jlmorton

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   by jlmorton 13y ago

   "After U.S. beekeepers accused Chinese companies of selling their honey at artificially low prices, the government imposed import duties in 2001 that as much as tripled the price of Chinese honey. Since then, little enters from China l
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   by jlmorton 13y ago

   > Basically, the NSA asks companies to subtly change their products in undetectable ways: making the random number generator less random, leaking the key somehow, adding a common exponent to a public-key exchange protocol, and so on. If
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   by jlmorton 13y ago

   I would have a much easier time supporting Manning if he did as Snowden did, and turned over select documents to a reputable media organization. Manning is white-washing his actions a bit here. He doesn't mention divulging years wort
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   by jlmorton 13y ago

   While I agree that Twitter's mechanism addresses the vast majority of potential attacks against a person's Twitter account (which would almost always be remote), it's not hard to imagine a scenario like Authy describes. Imagi
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   by jlmorton 13y ago

   They're using the phrase "direct access" because that phrase appeared in the leaked NSA slides.