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Selective Permissions For Android(whispersys.com)
8 points by moxie 15y ago|1 comments
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Encrypted backups for Android.(whispersys.com)
8 points by moxie 15y ago|1 comments
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by moxie 15y ago
We considered this, but decided that people want to use muscle memory in order to quickly unlock their screens, rather than hunting for the correct digits in a randomized layout. This allows you to quickly go through the motions, and only
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Stopping Screenlock Smudge Attacks On Android(whispersys.com)
127 points by moxie 15y ago|31 comments
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by moxie 15y ago
I wrote knockknock because I couldn't find a non-insane port knocker that employed the use of cryptography over a simple knock sequence: http://www.thoughtcrime.org/software/knockknock/
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by moxie 16y ago
My analysis: This Comodo RA got hacked by a script kiddie, and it probably happens all the time.
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by moxie 16y ago
There is no magic in a C compiler, it's not like the string literals in your source somehow disappear. An ELF executable has them sitting in the data (or text) segment, so it's not a feat of engineering to pull them out. objdump, or even j
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by moxie 16y ago
I'm curious to know what you think privacy's real threats are, then? I had two motivations in giving this talk. One was to explore the shift in where data accumulates and is collected on the internet. The other was to explore the concept o
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Startup Secures Calls In Egypt(blogs.forbes.com)
5 points by moxie 16y ago|0 comments
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Secure Communication Comes To Android(blogs.forbes.com)
36 points by moxie 16y ago|5 comments