niemand

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1. 1.▲
   by niemand 13y ago

   As you know, a system is only as secure as its weakest component. (Yes, everything is fundamentally broken and insecure, but that's no excuse for writing more crap software.) As a browser, it's impossible to secure all parts of t
2. 2.▲
   by niemand 13y ago

   Well, if the machine has only two states, it has only a single bit of internal memory. This means (almost) all information is in the picture. Brain dump: A one-state TM has no hidden state -- this means that it has no way to look at the su
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   by niemand 14y ago

   Just picking your last question out of context to (re-)state what should be obvious: Committees are bad, because you will never know what color the bikeshed should be. You have exponentially many possible interactions between people in a
4. 4.▲
   by niemand 14y ago

   Shouldn't everyone know by now that this plain text concatenation scheme is insecure? By using this scheme, you're trusting $domainName to securely scramble the password. Once a single password is known in plain, an attacker has a nice pass