sylvain_kerkour

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by sylvain_kerkour 5y ago
If it can motivate you, I received more job offers than I can accept thanks to my blog https://kerkour.com/
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How to Write and Compile Shellcodes in Rust(kerkour.com)
44 points by sylvain_kerkour 5y ago|3 comments
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The foundations of end-to-end encryption: Domain separation (with code in Rust)(kerkour.com)
2 points by sylvain_kerkour 5y ago|0 comments
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The simplest guide to error handling in Rust(kerkour.com)
4 points by sylvain_kerkour 5y ago|1 comments
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by sylvain_kerkour 5y ago
Shameless plug: https://kerkour.com Rust, Go, Security & Cryptography :)
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Entropy Is Fatal(kerkour.com)
2 points by sylvain_kerkour 5y ago|0 comments
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A Clean and Scalable Architecture for Web Applications in Rust(kerkour.com)
1 points by sylvain_kerkour 5y ago|0 comments
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Async Rust: What is a runtime? Here is how tokio works under the hood(kerkour.com)
1 points by sylvain_kerkour 5y ago|0 comments
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by sylvain_kerkour 5y ago
Decentralization (and federation) is about choice. Choice to host your own data or delegate to a trusted party, not to have to follow the rules of a single company, with a single culture and within a single jurisdiction. In one word: feodal
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by sylvain_kerkour 5y ago
An interesting snippet from the linked paper: At the time of writing, Hive has been in production on the Scaleway S3 product for around a month. In that time, 5 billion entries have been written, with an average write P90 around 1ms and
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Building a distributed Key-Value store to power S3(blog.scaleway.com)
9 points by sylvain_kerkour 5y ago|1 comments
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Clean and Scalable Architecture for Rust Web Applications(kerkour.com)
3 points by sylvain_kerkour 5y ago|0 comments
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by sylvain_kerkour 5y ago
The answer lies in entropy. A mix of misaligned incentives (users are not the customers), tyranny of metrics and the fact that developers use overpowered machines (compared to the rest of the world) [0]. Add on top of that the inevitable bu
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Async-await in Rust: Cooperative vs. Preemtive scheduling(kerkour.com)
3 points by sylvain_kerkour 5y ago|0 comments
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CSRF vulnerabilities: How to exploit and how to defend(kerkour.com)
2 points by sylvain_kerkour 5y ago|0 comments
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by sylvain_kerkour 5y ago
Good question! I will add a conclusion with an explanation of the security of the system. TL;DR: You can play with Argon2's parameters to use the resources that fit your requirements.
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How to securely encrypt a file with an insecure password in Rust(kerkour.com)
54 points by sylvain_kerkour 5y ago|36 comments
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by sylvain_kerkour 5y ago
Towels get stiff after air drying because they were too soaked with water. You should try "spin wash cycle" for 10 mins after washing (not sure about the translation, essorage in French - dewatering). So you have the best of both
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Secure and immutable development environments with Dev Containers(kerkour.com)
2 points by sylvain_kerkour 5y ago|0 comments
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by sylvain_kerkour 5y ago
As far as I know blockchain/crypto/... projects are not structured in a graph-like way like our much loved web. So web3 is more tree0
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by sylvain_kerkour 5y ago
With all the news about cyberattacks/incidents, it may be a good occasion to learn more about cybersecurity and how cyberattacks are actually performed. It happens that I wrote a book about Security and Rust :) https://acade
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The tools and services I used to write, edit and self-publish my book(kerkour.com)
2 points by sylvain_kerkour 5y ago|0 comments
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by sylvain_kerkour 5y ago
While I'm not a fan of Telegram's security model, I have to say that their dedication to create an awesome product is admirable. EDIT: Just to be clear given the title, I'm not pro DRM, and we can be pro or against auto-remov
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by sylvain_kerkour 5y ago
Hi HN, Since February I've been working hard to write a book about Security and Rust, the 2 topics I'm working on full-time since 2017 and 2019 respectively. Why Rust and security? The world of software is plagued by too many prog
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Show HN: I Wrote a Book about Rust and Security(kerkour.com)
5 points by sylvain_kerkour 5y ago|1 comments
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I wish I never bought Bitcoin(cynicusrex.com)
16 points by sylvain_kerkour 5y ago|13 comments
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GitHub Is Down(githubstatus.com)
17 points by sylvain_kerkour 5y ago|1 comments
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Google Stadia is celebrating its second birthday with hardware for free or cheap(theverge.com)
1 points by sylvain_kerkour 5y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: Do you know a product as pleasant to use as Netlify?
3 points by sylvain_kerkour 5y ago|4 comments
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Backdooring Rust crates for fun and profit(kerkour.com)
6 points by sylvain_kerkour 5y ago|0 comments

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