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Getting the most out of YubiKeys for your business(blog.congruentlabs.co)
2 points by timothy-quinn 6y ago|0 comments
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by timothy-quinn 6y ago
Mailchimp & Sendgrid for mail (I like MC for campaigns, but SG for API call driven messages). Firebase for hosting/serverless funcs. G Suite for collaboration. Bitbucket for Repos (they had better enterprise-y tools for free, not s
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by timothy-quinn 6y ago
I work a lot with MFA products, and despite newer technologies such as FIDO/FIDO2 simplifying MFA for users, I still see there's a place for the classic smartcard-based authentication. It has far greater Enterprise support, works
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Show HN: Signata Enterprise – Provision YubiKeys with PKI Certificates(enterprise.signata.net)
4 points by timothy-quinn 6y ago|1 comments
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by timothy-quinn 6y ago
Hi HN - more information can be found about our new product in our announcement blog post: https://blog.congruentlabs.co/introducing-signata-enterprise...
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Show HN: Signata Enterprise – Issue YubiKeys with Certificates for Enterprise(enterprise.signata.net)
1 points by timothy-quinn 6y ago|1 comments
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Electron 9.0(github.com)
98 points by timothy-quinn 6y ago|124 comments
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by timothy-quinn 7y ago
Maybe lion is something that meets your needs? https://github.com/ing-bank/lion
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by timothy-quinn 7y ago
I've tried Semantic, MUI, and Ant now for 3 separate projects. The one I gravitate towards now is MUI - it's got the easiest drop in to an existing project, and the most predictability. Semantic seems to be stuck in a weird place
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by timothy-quinn 7y ago
Hi, there have been some updates to it and the landing page does have a short explanation, but I agree - something a bit more interactive would probably be better. The app itself is something tightly coupled to having an account to operate
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Screw Notes – now with feedback from real users(medium.com)
1 points by timothy-quinn 7y ago|0 comments
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Screw Notes – Lessons Learned Building a Server-Less Productivity App(medium.com)
3 points by timothy-quinn 7y ago|0 comments
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by timothy-quinn 7y ago
That was the ethos behind the app I wrote, https://screwnotes.com - I just wanted a note taking tool that syncs everywhere and I there's only one way to add items. I don't want to wait for a product to load, or to have
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by timothy-quinn 7y ago
https://screwnotes.com Just adding the URL here so it becomes a hyperlink to be clickable at least. This project was an interesting experiment in building on Firebase. Currently the whole app is almost entirely client-side, with
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by timothy-quinn 7y ago
Choice 1 - without a contract a handshake means nothing, and as you've said they'll let you apply for the jobs, but that still doesn't guarantee you'll be given them (especially if you become very useful in L2/L3 su
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Show HN: Screw Notes, A Really Simple TODO List App
2 points by timothy-quinn 7y ago|1 comments
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by timothy-quinn 7y ago
OP here. What browser/OS do you use? Our blog is run on Ghost so we don't actually control the TLS cert used, but we can try to find the cause of why it's not trusted and fix it.
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Stop Calling It “Military-Grade Encryption”(blog.signata.net)
90 points by timothy-quinn 7y ago|75 comments
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by timothy-quinn 7y ago
We just pushed RC2 out to let you try our product straight away without YubiKeys: https://signata.net There's more detail about the release here: https://medium.com/@congruent_tim/signata-release-candid
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Show HN: Signata RC2 – The Software Keys Update(signata.net)
1 points by timothy-quinn 7y ago|1 comments
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by timothy-quinn 7y ago
It's hard to say until we see it in action. I'm optimistic, but with Apple's track record of hobbling integrations in annoying ways I'm still a little hesitant. I really do want them to work fully though so I can extend
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by timothy-quinn 7y ago
From what I've heard from Yubico the next version of iOS is going to make it far easier to communicate with the device. Integrations will probably still need to be added by the app developers though to take full advantage.
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by timothy-quinn 7y ago
This is something I'm trying to simplify with my product. The foundational security features of U2F (you can't interrogate the device to find out what other services are set up) make it basically impossible to migrate them to new
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by timothy-quinn 7y ago
In my experience too with testing the NEO, they're just not as reliable to work with compared to the later models (both over NFC and USB). I believe the NEO was the first to bring in new features for the Yubikey, and the kinks weren&#x
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by timothy-quinn 7y ago
Typically for most keys used over NFC there's still a PIN challenge or some physical interaction with the device. There are some exemptions to this for usability (e.g. building access keys stored in PIV cards or the PIV applet in yubik
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by timothy-quinn 7y ago
We exist, but we're just not in the right country :) From my experience working with a number of companies, the challenge seems to just come down to a lack of people in the industry.
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by timothy-quinn 7y ago
Hi HN, co-founder of Signata here. We're running in a closed Beta at the moment until we iron out any major bugs remaining, but you can fill out a form to request access if you're interested: https://forms.gle/iqP2
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Show HN: Signata – A Personal Cryptocurrency Vault Service That Uses Yubikeys(signata.net)
1 points by timothy-quinn 7y ago|1 comments
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A Complete Plex Home Media Centre on CentOS 7(timothy-quinn.com)
2 points by timothy-quinn 11y ago|0 comments
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Building Nagios on a Raspberry Pi(timothy-quinn.com)
1 points by timothy-quinn 11y ago|0 comments

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