romaaeterna

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   by romaaeterna 7y ago

   The easiest thing that occurs to me would be a on-phone "message virus scanner" that self-updates and checks incoming messages against a threat database after decryption, but before passing them to the rest of the system. Architec
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   by romaaeterna 7y ago

   TLDR: Cutting out all the fluff about developers screwing themselves when they try to roll their own solutions, his argument is that it's the necessity of padding that makes RSA fundamentally insecure, and we should use ECC instead. I
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   by romaaeterna 7y ago

   Speaking as an ex-Apple employee, I'll just point out that a really malicious actor could have used this to harm some significant percentage of the installed iOS infrastructure, and done critical damage to Apple as a company with it.
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   by romaaeterna 7y ago

   Yes. I think that we need to see a full security report from rubygems.org on this. This could be bigger than just the one package.
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   by romaaeterna 7y ago

   That is a good number of trees in a backyard. But it's hardly a microclimate. I imagine that I get more cooling from the (considerably larger) trees in my backyard. And it's nothing like the several degrees of cooling you get i
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   by romaaeterna 7y ago

   Many natural locations near me are not pleasant for humans. Too many bugs (including ticks) and the underbrush is impassable. The areas that are more pleasant might be hard to replicate in a small space. You can't create a forest mic