maesho

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Further Comments on Pfsense CE(reddit.com)
1 points by maesho 6y ago|0 comments
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by maesho 8y ago
If you prefer to have a immutable database that is anchored to a blockchain, rather then a permissioned blockchain, I suggest looking at the Politeia toolkit. Time stamping the sum content of any data repository makes it censorship resistan
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by maesho 8y ago
This article is assumes that attacking a blockchain would be just the classical 51% attack scenario of bitcoin. Innovation from coins such as Decred show an evolution in blockchain technology that makes a 51% attack exceedingly more challen
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by maesho 9y ago
Bitcoin demonstrated that is is possible to dis-intermediate the storage and transmission of value, an area that is the mainstay of the banking industry. Ethereum allows for open experimentation, and has brought about the emergence of arbit
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by maesho 10y ago
zkc, zero knowledge communications, was released today. It is just the first release, and a minimal tool with minimal features, but its exactly the solid foundation I have been waiting for. https://blog.decred.org/2016/
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by maesho 10y ago
Please help Ross Ulbrich https://freeross.org/ http://www.drugpolicy.org/news/2016/03/retired-federal-judge...
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by maesho 10y ago
And that is why Telgram offers two factor authentication. https://twitter.com/durov/status/726104566899609600
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by maesho 11y ago
Was the vulnerability made public? Was it patched?
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by maesho 11y ago
Very related. For those who don't know Szabo is as close to the anonymous founder of Bitcoin as it is possible to get. Nick Szabo: If banks want benefits of blockchains they must go permissionless https://uk.news.yahoo.com&#