vladivstok

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by vladivstok 6mo ago
We've started with a focus on news organisations and insurance companies. That said, we want to keep this free for individual users!
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by vladivstok 6mo ago
Thanks! What kinds of pro tools would you like to see? Exposure control, focus control, etc? Or more along the lines of metadata management?
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Source: An app to prove your photos aren't AI(openorigins.com)
5 points by vladivstok 6mo ago|5 comments
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by vladivstok 6mo ago
Been working on this for a while. The idea is to give everyone a tool to create provably real photos and videos. Uses device level integrity and a distributed ledger for verifiability. iOS version is more feature-rich and robust but Android
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Instagram Banning Upstart Competitors(frankliapp.com)
7 points by vladivstok 4y ago|1 comments
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by vladivstok 6y ago
The timestamps for PoET don't require centralized servers; the timers are local to the platform. RRR goes one step further and doesn't even trust local timers.
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by vladivstok 6y ago
I feel like you've misunderstood the papers, and what the motivation behind them is. The argument isn't that Intel chips are more efficient, it is that these schemes simply don't require continuous computations. As for the tw
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by vladivstok 6y ago
SGX is disabled by default on most systems so it would have to be a very targeted malware
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by vladivstok 6y ago
As the article states at the end, no one should assume that enclaves give you perfect security. They are most useful when used as a defense in depth mechanism: a way to increase the cost for a successful attack.
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by vladivstok 6y ago
The main difference is spreading out the control of the database to multiple actors. No single entity is allowed to make unilateral changes to the state of the database. Moreover, the line between permisisonless and permissioned blockchains
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by vladivstok 6y ago
The assumption behind PoET is precisely that you don't control a part of your machine (the SGX enclave). I agree that that's an unreasonable assumption which is why we developed RRR.
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What's Intel SGX Good For?(lightbluetouchpaper.org)
86 points by vladivstok 6y ago|55 comments
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Privacy: Is That iPhone?(foundation.mozilla.org)
363 points by vladivstok 7y ago|180 comments
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by vladivstok 8y ago
No one's gonna mention Bloackberry 10? In my opinion it was years ahead of the competition with its gesture based UI and Hub. Also, it felt like something that was truly different from the ios and android phones everywhere.