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wolf550e
10y ago
If you can't use a cached OCSP response and instead need a fresh one (or the cache is valid for a short period only), that means the CA must sign a new OCSP response much more often. The key the CA uses to sign OCSP must be held safely
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wolf550e
10y ago
Why is this downvoted? Could the downvoter please comment?
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10y ago
This is the same as the early Jewish calendar. The Jewish calendar has adjustments to make it not fully lunar, so that holidays would be during the same season every year, unlike in the simpler Muslim calendar which is fully lunar. The bibl
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10y ago
Did you require online (not cached) revocation check? That would require buying more HSMs.
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10y ago
edit: too late to delete?
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10y ago
Do you believe CFRG took so long to standardize EdDSA because of natural bikeshedding, or because the NSA worked to slow them down?
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10y ago
Look at this code from urllib3 (requests bundles this code): https://github.com/shazow/urllib3/blob/master/urllib3/contri... If you install the dependencies, requests uses the package cryptography t
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10y ago
And it's available for PHP: https://paragonie.com/book/pecl-libsodium https://github.com/jedisct1/libsodium-php
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10y ago
probably this: http://polyhedral.info/
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10y ago
Thank you for this explanation. You're right. For people who are only mentioned in credits for TV shows and not in newspaper articles, Wikipedia is not the place to list in which other TV shows someone was credited.
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10y ago
Wikipedia could have a rule that if a piece of media is notable enough to have an article on wikipedia, then everyone in the credits for that piece of media is notable enough to have an article on wikipedia. 99% of those people aren't
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10y ago
I have a little off topic question. The article says that after months of investigating a career diplomat with 40 years of service under suspicion that she turned and now works as a Pakistani spy in the US... >> Two FBI agents approac
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10y ago
Counterintelligence people trying to build careers. Suppose the US government database says the US drone program in Pakistan is classified top secret and she did not have official permission to speak about it. Except that everyone who is an
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10y ago
I agree, but I replied to someone who talked about ciphers.
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10y ago
People who can break it won't spend the time breaking your homegrown crypto, so you won't get proof it's broken. But it's still broken. If lots of money or lives of political dissidents are at stake, it will be broken. T
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10y ago
http://neverssl.com/
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10y ago
I think "procedure call standard" is an ARM term. Linux on commodity hardware uses the "System V AMD64 ABI calling convention" ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X86_calling_conventions#System... ).
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10y ago
I thought it was a truism that because of all the rampant monkeypatching, many ruby developers don't know how to use ruby without rails?
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10y ago
You should use RES to filter out political subreddits from r/all.
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10y ago
I don't know how they plan to run this thing. If it's owned and operated by a single bank and just acts as an API to the bank, they can hard-fork it every day. But that doesn't seem useful. If they plan to create a system whe
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If someone socially engineers a bank employee to transfer money in a bank's computer, the transaction can be reversed if the bank decides it was fraudulent. You can't reverse blockchain transactions without one of: (1) the other p
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10y ago
Are there more photos of what this climb looks like? Maybe a video?
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10y ago
"forceful" probably means those jobs would not exist in pure capitalism.
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Can HIV be eradicated completely by all current patients dying (within, say, a century) without transmitting it to anyone else?
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10y ago
Why does the grade not depend on presence of Certificate Transparency Signed Certificate Timestamp for the certificate, either embedded in the certificate or provided by TLS extension? Google Chrome requires SCTs for all EV certificates and
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10y ago
To me, C++ with operator overloading looks scary. I think a reviewer would choose to review the generated binary instead of the source code.
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10y ago
The canary I'm running calls itself "Version 56.0.2906.0 canary (64-bit)"
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10y ago
STEM fields and medicine and law are different. Basically, unless you've passed the hard tests (e.g. calculus) you are a lab assistant, a tech, not a person who can be in charge of anything. In most kinds of middle management, your deg
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10y ago
If the browser adopts a trust-on-first-use policy with self signed certificates and the certificate is replaced (possibly because it has expired), how do you know whether it's MiTM or benign?
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10y ago
TLS cipher suites have five parts: 1. key exchange: PSK - for embedded only RSA - obsolete because it doesn't provide PFS DHE - secure only if 2048 bits and up ECDHE - usually using P-256, secure ECDHE with Curv
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