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DIY Making an N95 Facemask for Healthcare Workers(awltiedup.com)
1 points by sjlo 7y ago|0 comments
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by sjlo 14y ago
You can use a YubiKey for Google 2-factor along with a helper app like Yubikco's "sidekick" for Windows [1] or my company's OneTime on Mac [2]. A YubiKey costs about $25 but is very portable, fast and convenient option. [1] http://yubico.c
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by sjlo 14y ago
Section 2.15 deals with the conditions under which the Keychain should be considered secure: - Items are stored with a protection class that makes them only available when the device is unlocked. (see Section 2.14) - A strong passcode of 6
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by sjlo 14y ago
Perhaps my comment wasn't clear. I agree that its not possible for one application to access another's keychain items. However, this isn't the only attack risk, and access to keychain items in general is based on the passcode. This can be a
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by sjlo 14y ago
My company has a line of credit from our bank. Thankfully, we've only had to draw heavily on it once, but it was a life saver at the time. We had a situation where we simultaneously hired new employees, kicked off several sizable consulting
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by sjlo 14y ago
The keychain is really great for convenience, though it is dependent on the iOS passcode. Users are free to setup their phones without one, use a weak pin, etc. It's exceedingly rare to see an iOS user with a strong multi-character passphra
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Mass Market Encryption Commodity Classification for iPhone Apps in 8 Easy Steps(zetetic.net)
5 points by sjlo 17y ago|0 comments