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Show HN: DConvStr: A better way to convert between double and string(github.com)
2 points by mkup 12y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Are there any golang libraries for parsing XML like goquery?
1 points by mkup 13y ago|0 comments
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by mkup 13y ago
Another interesting idea against MitM attacks on key exchange is implemented in ZRTP: verbal cross-check of two code words displayed on both terminals (during the first call) and key continuity (during subsequent calls). http://e
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by mkup 13y ago
Malware developer can make 256 valid developer IDs, compute 256 signatures and switch them automatically and randomly during the propagation of malware. Once Apple blacklists one developer ID, another one pops out, and so malware continues
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by mkup 13y ago
They could even transfer usual "miss u"-alike stuff over SMS, and encode actual message in the time delays.
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by mkup 13y ago
The adversary, Hezbollah, used access to the telephone company logs (they have those), and searched for atypical mobile phone usage patterns. Very important observation for advocates of two-factor authentication: cellular network and SMS
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Lance Howarth has joined Raspberry Pi as Foundation CEO(raspberrypi.org)
10 points by mkup 13y ago|4 comments
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by mkup 13y ago
There's a screenshot at the page 49 of https://wikileaks.org/spyfiles/docs/GAMMA_2010_FinfFINFISP_e... (logs of ADMF trojan upload service) which mentions resource "chrome_installer(3)_129271991323222656
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by mkup 13y ago
Also make -DBATCH install clean in port directory will do unattended build with default settings. It affects current port and all of its dependencies.
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by mkup 13y ago
VPS on Hetzner + OpenVPN with HMAC firewall. I think if you are using generic webhosting instead of pure VPN, then your traffic is less likely to be monitored/recorded in association to your credit card number.
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by mkup 13y ago
It's a brand name (restaurant network).
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by mkup 13y ago
because https://twitter.com/ChapmanAnna/status/352480982101798913 :)
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by mkup 13y ago
There's a microcontroller with ARCompact architecture inside Intel chipsets, which has access to all devices, to the RAM, has its own network stack and running custom real-time OS (ThreadX). All technologies actively advertised by Inte
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by mkup 13y ago
So, maybe new encrypted chat app should expand encrypted text by 1000x or 10000x (add random garbage)? If the government has a very big disk, then let's fill that very big disk with tons of crap.
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by mkup 13y ago
Well, there is a plenty of electricity providers, but just one Google.
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by mkup 13y ago
People want to see if there's a market of tiny hardware hosting, and if yes, be first to develop necessary hosting technology (e.g. power supplies, relay boards for remote reboot, optimal RPi mounting on the server blades etc).
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Rasperry Pi: Bringing computing to rural Cameroon(raspberrypi.org)
2 points by mkup 14y ago|0 comments
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by mkup 14y ago
Author of this article is missing LGPL entirely. LGPL allows anyone to ensure that all changes to his code are published freely, but also allows packaging with commercial closed-source code into single downloadable file (unlike GPL).
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by mkup 14y ago
There days we have kilobytes of RAM on Arduino and other AVR boards.
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by mkup 14y ago
There seems to be two distinct types of attack for that attack vector: (1) bypassing OS logon screen by patching in-memory code (2) stealing password or encryption key for already-mounted encrypted volume But bypassing or stealing password
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by mkup 14y ago
and checksums (bit rot prevention)
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by mkup 14y ago
Jails. Recently I have configured a dedicated server to run nginx + php-fpm in jail: an entire jail consists of two static executable files, a few config files, and a few logs. There's nothing to pwn there, even if there's unpatched stack v
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FreeBSD Foundation Fundraising News: Over 650 New Donations In Three Days(freebsdfoundation.blogspot.com)
3 points by mkup 14y ago|0 comments
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by mkup 14y ago
ISPs can be forced to disallow all encrypted traffic, but ISPs can't be forced to disallow all steganographic traffic, e.g. sending pictures of cats via Facebook.
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Raspberry Pi: First samples of the Model A are off the line(raspberrypi.org)
2 points by mkup 14y ago|0 comments
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by mkup 14y ago
Exactly. There are countries (Ukraine, Belarus) where PayPal does not allow to withdraw funds (due to stupid local tax code and government regulation of foreign currency) but BitCoins are transferrable freely. Actually the whole story is no
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by mkup 14y ago
I'm not trampling over anybody in a stampede to the iOS store, and also I'm staying at Win32 and ignoring WinRT platform completely precisely for that reason: lack of developer freedom. I'm pretty sure that Microsoft will drop entire WinRT
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by mkup 14y ago
If the real reason was 'developers, developers, developers', Microsoft would not have created the walled garden, a clone of iOS App Store. 'Developers, developers, developers' want open, bazaar-style platform, like Win32, they do not want c
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by mkup 14y ago
Because Opera has a mode to bypass government firewalls? (Opera Turbo)
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by mkup 14y ago
I found softupdates to be superior to traditional journaled filesystems for boot filesystem - BIOS can't replay the journal, but softupdates provide always consistent fs state on disk, so kernel and modules can be loaded and booted. Only le

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