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mhogomchungu
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I looked up at my g++ compiler and i found this: http://pastebin.com/VpSsEkBY That g++ compiler is using a gnu extension through the __GNUG__ code path. The "true" C++ code path is at line 11. Edit: Answering the
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sizeof(NULL) in 4 in C++ in a 64 bit system. sizeof(NULL) is 8 in C in a 64 bit system. The difference is because NULL in C is a variable of a void pointer type with a value zero. In C++,NULL is a variable with a value zero that gets dedu
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The bug here is probably with encfs and most frontend tools to enc are doing exactly what cryptkeeper is doing. For those who want alternative to cryptkeeper,there is SiriKali[1], next version will be released on Feb 1st and it will have su
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https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/volokh-conspiracy/wp/201...
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TrueCrypt went belly up in May,2014[1] VeraCrypt 1.0 was released in May,2013[2]. One year prior. [1] http://truecrypt.sourceforge.net [2] https://sourceforge.net/u/yanpas/veracrypt/ci/VeraCry
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http://www.techworld.com/news/security/fbi-hackers-fail-to-c...
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VeraCrypt's on-disk format is NOT compatible with TrueCrypt's on-disk format,they are two totally different things and must be handled differently. VeraCrypt binary application can unlock TrueCrypt volumes but CAN NOT create them.
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> That's not useable for implementing something like a graph class. How about Qt's management of QObjects through QObject's parent/child relationship?[1] [1] http://doc.qt.io/qt-4.8/objecttrees.ht
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This seems to more or less do what Qt's deleteLater()[1] does. [1] http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qobject.html#deleteLater
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The "built-in disk encryption used in Ubuntu/Mint" is simpler for three reasons: 1. All the crypto stuff is done by the kernel and hence they are not responsible for it. 2. Most of work that goes into setting up the kernel to
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VeraCrypt on linux uses the linux kernel infrastructure for user data encryption/decryption and hence its performance will be on par with LUKS because it uses the same infrastructure also. Performance of a VeraCrypt volume will degrade
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"dm-crypt" is the infrastructure in the linux kernel that deals with block device encryption. TrueCrypt,VeraCrypt,zuluCrypt,tcplay,cryptsetup among others use this infrastructure to do user data encryption/decryption. What th
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This[1] looks fine to me.Thats the screenshot of libreoffice writer 5.1.2.2 running on KDE plasma 5.7.3 The current UI was not designed recently and hence shouldn't be used against current FOSS UI designers. I think lack of resources i
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Linux has a bunch of security tools that can be used to encrypt files locally before they are uploaded to the cloud and cryfs-gui[1] provides a single,simple to use GUI frontend to a range of fuse based tools that stores data in encrypted f
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I dont use "goto" in C but a specialized static function that does more or less the same thing. Example is the zuluExit "goto" function: https://github.com/mhogomchungu/zuluCrypt/blob/maste
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CryFS: A cryptographic filesystem for the cloud
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A pointer of type "void star" can be assigned to a pointer of any type and hence those casts are not necessary. Having them doesnt hurt,but they add clutter and shows lack of sufficient understanding of properties of pointers of t
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The pointer is invalidated only if the object is moved and the object is not always moved and hence the pointer is not always invalidated. http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/7908799/xsh/realloc.htm...
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They act like traditional banks in a sense that you can have them hold your money for you and some give out interest rates!!!. Their biggest difference with a traditional bank is that their "bank" accounts are tied to phone number
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Tanzanian here. I think calling the service "M-Pesa" is misleading since a lot of other people are offering the same service. Here in Tanzania, "M-Pesa" is the name for the service offered by vodafone,a mobile communicat
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TrueCrypt's on-disk format specification is here[1] and it specifies only one hidden volume. Look for documentation of header backups and you will see it speaks of only two headers,the header for the outer volume and the header for the
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LUKS is an on-disk format where as TrueCrypt is both an on-disk format and an application.zuluCrypt is only an application that supports multiple on-disk formats so your question is not easy to answer since it mixes up different things. LUK
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> They're your most realistic option right now. zuluCrypt[1] is another option if you are on linux. Its GPL licensed and exists in a lot of distribution's repositories(Will appear in debian and ubuntu repositories shortly) It s
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The project is a frontend to cryptsetup[1] and tcplay[2],both of these tools use the services of dm-crypt and dm-crypt requires root privileges. Also,access to block devices requires root's privileges by default. cryptsetup and tcplay
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Below link may shed some light on gtk3 controversy. https://igurublog.wordpress.com/2012/11/05/gnome-et-al-rotti...
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I started keeping a diary of my dreams years ago but i abandoned the effort because of laziness. I am one of those (lucky??)people who sometimes gain awareness of themselves dreaming and have the ability to control the dream. Being aware of
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> It looks like lxqt_wallet is even worse on that front in terms of UX - yes, its more secure for every program to have its own secret stores and require prompts to unlock them, but average desktop users just want to login and have that
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The biggest issue with libsecret and with KWallet is that once a wallet is opened by one application,every other application can get all the contents of that opened wallet. In GNOME,the wallet is opened by the login manager and that means a
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People want options and different people want different options. More options means more people will get the options they like best. In my zuluCrypt project[1],i started with no options because i thought the default options for each support
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Who exactly is a Tanzanian were questions that were also asks also when a Tanzanian of indian descent[1] represented Tanzania in international beauty pageants. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richa_Adhia
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