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by matthiasb 10y ago
I am not using an ad blocker but I still got that message... slowing performance and making my experience worse ;-(
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by matthiasb 10y ago
I guess I got down voted because my statement is not popular? Or was it because I did not respect one of the YC News rule?
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by matthiasb 10y ago
I made the same comment and I got downvoted as well. I don't vacri is saying it is bad to get the app from the Google App store. What is not enterprise ready is the Google Authenticator app itself. I use Google Authenticator for every
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by matthiasb 10y ago
I stopped reading at "Google Authenticator". An app which scan a QR code which contains a clear text key is not enterprise-grade.
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by matthiasb 10y ago
It sounds like you are looking for a solution which support SPE - Secure Pin Entry. http://www.gemalto.com/products/pc_link_readers/index.html#P...
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by matthiasb 11y ago
Frenchie here. I think it is a very common misunderstanding. My bet is that if you got a blank stare, the person just had no idea what you were saying. It has nothing to do with your proud or protection our language. I got a lot of blank st
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by matthiasb 11y ago
I work for Gemalto as a Sales Engineer... Smart cards and readers is what I talk about every day! May I recommend our smart cards? :D Please reach out to me by email.
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by matthiasb 11y ago
I am using smart card authentication for SSH, I documented it here: http://codebazaar.blogspot.com/2014/07/how-to-ssh-with-your-...
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by matthiasb 11y ago
I have no idea how TREZOR is actually designed, but I would assume they could avoid this kind of security issue by using a secure element/smart card to perform the cryptographic operations.
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by matthiasb 11y ago
It looks like a good CISSP study book.
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by matthiasb 11y ago
I am surprised by the disparity of the salaries for different languages. $80k for Python vs $37k for Java. How do you explain that?
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by matthiasb 11y ago
If you have a spare screen, this is a nice low cost alternative: https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/magic-mirror/
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by matthiasb 11y ago
I am with you here. It sounds like the security benefit is the key rotation, which IMHO shouldn't have to be done every single time... If this is what the author meant, then he would have written "key rotation" somewhere in t
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by matthiasb 11y ago
If it takes 2 weeks for Apple to approve your app, it doesn't mean they are looking into it for 14 consecutive days.
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by matthiasb 11y ago
I thought the exact same thing. I was really surprised by this comment coming from PG. This Forbes/Quora article explains how the name was chosen: http://www.forbes.com/sites/quora/2014/04/02/ho
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Nokia in Talks to Buy Alcatel-Lucent(wsj.com)
47 points by matthiasb 12y ago|12 comments
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by matthiasb 12y ago
I am surprised to see my employer mentioned in this list of startups. We are a 30y+ 3B USD company. Gemalto was created in 2006 by the merger of Gemplus and Axalto, it does not make us a startup!
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Dropbox Confirms Compromised Account Details but Says Its Servers Weren’t Hacked(techcrunch.com)
3 points by matthiasb 12y ago|0 comments
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by matthiasb 12y ago
Better than what? The average human driver?
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by matthiasb 12y ago
I believe nuclear charges are not only used to stop spill but also to release natural resources. However I did not find a reputable source of information to confirm that.
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by matthiasb 12y ago
It would be fun to have it on phones. Can you make an Android app? ;-)
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The roots of Anonymous, the infamous online hacking community(pbs.org)
38 points by matthiasb 12y ago|14 comments
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by matthiasb 12y ago
Yes. The memory space is very limited, which is why you cant code with String, int, or garbage collection. As mentioned in the video, the dev environment is limited and it allows to compile complex applications to a very small binary.
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by matthiasb 12y ago
They did not mention who was their SIM vendor but each SIM vendor is using their own design for the metal contacts. One could find which vendor was trying to sell them the software which they did not own for $600.
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Samsung Buys Smart-Home Startup SmartThings For $200M(businessinsider.com)
4 points by matthiasb 12y ago|0 comments
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Gemalto Takes on Hacking With $890M SafeNet Deal(bloomberg.com)
2 points by matthiasb 12y ago|0 comments
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by matthiasb 12y ago
sweis, I met with the CloudEntr team to learn more about the technical implementation. They are working on a security page which will provide more details soon. In the meantime, I can share what I learned from them. The CloudEntr password i
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by matthiasb 12y ago
My company makes this password manager: http://www.cloudentr.com/ Give it a try! You can secure all your passwords using your mobile phone as second factor of authentication.
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Secure your SSH connections with a smart card(codebazaar.blogspot.com)
1 points by matthiasb 12y ago|0 comments
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by matthiasb 12y ago
ESPN Sport Center?

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