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reutinger
8mo ago
hsms are server-side. they secure the pipe, not the instruction. deepfake clones your cfo, authorizes a wire, the bank's hsm cryptographically signs the theft. signature is valid. intent is fake. verdico is client-side. secures the mom
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Show HN: Air-gapped device to stop deepfake wire fraud
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8mo ago
11 nuclear tests? I officially surrender the title. My 13 hours over a breadboard feels very quaint by comparison. It is fascinating to see the evolution of the 'threat signature,' though. You were flagged for proximity to literal
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8mo ago
Hi Steve- honored to see you here! (I’m practically using your book to reverse-engineer what the AI wrote ). To be precise with my terminology: I showed the forensic expert the terminal history and compiler output in my VS Code/Cursor
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8mo ago
I’ll accept the 'naive' label on this one. I’ve walked around SF and NYC with prototypes for years without issue. I genuinely failed to code-switch for the environment. I expected a bag search; I didn't expect a 13-hour deten
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8mo ago
I want to clarify the 'walking away' part: I was standing about 10 feet away at the reception desk, so I hadn't abandoned it—but I wasn't holding it. That said, your point is the correct one. In a normal setting, leaving
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8mo ago
100% agreed. They were incredibly professional. Once we moved past the initial 'threat assessment' phase, the officers and the forensic expert were fair, logical, and treated me well. The system worked exactly as it should for a s
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8mo ago
36 hours? You win. I bow to the master. You are absolutely right about the optics (and the blinkin' lights). The forensic expert made the same point—unintended drama is still drama. I definitely didn't aim for this (just wanted to
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8mo ago
Fair point on the optics. In hindsight, clear casing would have been the smart play for 2026. That said, the scrutiny shifted quickly from the 'black box' visual to the actual tech. It wasn't just a physical inspection; they
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8mo ago
OP here. I literally just got released from 13 hours in a Swiss holding cell because this prototype looked like a bomb to the WEF police. To get released, I had to walk a forensic expert ('Chris') through this codebase line-by-lin
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Show HN: The firmware that got me detained by Swiss Intelligence
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I was detained at Davos for my hardware prototype; Swiss police audited the Rust
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Is My Approach to Vectorizing and Storing 1.5 Trillion Tokens Reasonable?
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4y ago
This note is to inform you that the GPT checker on Hugging Face has confirmed that this article is fake with a 99.99% chance that it was written by ChatGPT. Do not be fooled by any fake or deceptive information, and use the GPT checker to v
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7y ago
What're the hostnames that you put into /etc/hosts?
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7y ago
It's important to note that institutions respond to outside forces, not the will of the people in those institutions. I'm sure plenty of the top bankers donate to the Sierra Club, but they still invest in fuel pipelines and oil pr