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by woranl 8y ago
I'm surprised that no one raised their concern about javascript encryption. Usually, some will point out that the user will have to trust the delivered client side code first. Has javascript encryption finally got mainstream now?
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by woranl 8y ago
Not everyone is using OAuth 2. Mastercard makes a security decision to stay with OAuth 1.0a. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17482178
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by woranl 8y ago
OAuth 1.0a handles both authorization and authentication. I still think it’s unfortunate that Big companies are pushing for OAuth 2.0 and trying to blindsided developers as if OAuth 2.0 is an upgrade to OAuth 1.0a. It is not! OAuth 1.0a p
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by woranl 8y ago
Why is Apple diluting their brand? What happened to the simple product line? iPhone X this and iPhone X that is simply bad marketing. Are there product driven people in Apple anymore?
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by woranl 8y ago
Today’s Apple is like what Microsoft used to be. iPhone X this and iPhone X that. Just like the many editions of Windows. It’s a brand dilution and it almost feels like “ let’s milk it when you still can”. It’s damaging to the brand. This i
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by woranl 8y ago
Perfect scapegoat to sunset a product that one one uses.
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by woranl 8y ago
The Google One experience? Make sense
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by woranl 8y ago
Did Google just decided to sunset YouTube?
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by woranl 8y ago
Sundar Pichai is in charge.
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by woranl 8y ago
Google were not as "evil" when Larry Page and Sergey Brin were in charge. Nowadays, the moral standard is very low.
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by woranl 8y ago
Sundar Pichai is now CEO. What else do you expect?
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by woranl 8y ago
Forcing users to sign in to their browser is simply bad taste. Ever since Sundar Pichai became CEO, Google changed for the worst. It’s very unfortunate.
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Blocking Top-Level Navigations to Data URLs(2017)(blog.mozilla.org)
1 points by woranl 8y ago|0 comments
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Why not use WebCrypto instead? No library needed.
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by woranl 8y ago
The same can be said for any software that auto update (i.e. Chrome), no?
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by woranl 8y ago
I wonder how much of this is related to the new MacBook keyboard.
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by woranl 8y ago
It’s unfortunate that Big companies are pushing for OAuth 2.0 and trying to blindsided developers as if OAuth 2.0 is an upgrade to OAuth 1.0a. It is not! OAuth 1.0a provides authenticity, integrity, and non-repudiation. Something that OAuth
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by woranl 8y ago
This is bullshit. Hiring by keywords and hype? How about actually ship software that actually works. Unbelievable. http://mir.aculo.us/2015/08/25/how-to-actually-ship-software...
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by woranl 8y ago
It’s unfortunate. Big companies are pushing for OAuth 2.0 and trying to blindsided people as if it is an upgrade to OAuth 1.0a. It is not. OAuth 1.0a provides authenticity, integrity, and non-repudiation. Something that OAuth 2.0 does not
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by woranl 8y ago
OAuth 1.0a includes authentication and authorization. OAuth 2.0 is designed for authorization only and could be vulnerable to account takeover/impersonation attacks. MasterCard uses OAuth 1.0a instead of 2.0 https://develope
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by woranl 8y ago
The acquisition of Instagram was more about keeping Facebook as a company to stay relevant. Well played.
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by woranl 8y ago
Do you prefer OAuth 1.0a or OAuth 2.0? Which is more secured?
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Why MasterCard implements OAuth 1.0a instead of OAuth 2.0(developer.mastercard.com)
2 points by woranl 8y ago|1 comments
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Silicon Valley Bank is setting up shop in Canada(business.financialpost.com)
2 points by woranl 8y ago|1 comments
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by woranl 9y ago
Unlike in the past, people don’t build websites for fun anymore. I remember I used to visit topsite ranking sites just to explore what other had built. Nowadays, it’s all templated design hosted in a walled garden.
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Facebook’s crisis demands a reevaluation of computer science itself(qz.com)
2 points by woranl 9y ago|0 comments
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by woranl 9y ago
Does Airborn have paying customers? How important is the issue that they are trying to fix?
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by woranl 9y ago
Why not use webcrypto instead?
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by woranl 9y ago
First, you said “easily”, so I thought it must be effortless. Second, only paranoids and security conscious individuals will ever validate against GitHub. Your average Joe really doesn’t care. I do however agree with you that security must
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by woranl 9y ago
I have a hard time understanding your criticism. How is what you described easy? Care to explain?

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