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Practical Cryptography
(practicalcryptography.com)
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zerognowl
10y ago
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The State of IP Spoofing
(spoofer.caida.org)
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Hyperform – Capture form validation back from the browser
(hyperform.js.org)
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zerognowl
10y ago
"Program or be programmed" - Rushkoff said it best. In a world where your Rushkoffs[1] go unread, we are spiraling into some sort of local maxima where social media is realized for what it is, and the problems associated with soci
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zerognowl
10y ago
I'm a proud generalist too. One thing I've been investigating recently is the concept of so called 'microdegrees', also called nano-degrees: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microdegree Open Badges is
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zerognowl
10y ago
Put your parents on a VPN, great idea, instead of the other way around where I am the sole VPN user and pay more for my Internet connection because surfing without a VPN just feels weird these days. Also five minutes of OSINT on Google te
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Service discovery at Stripe
(stripe.com)
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HSTS Preload List Submission
(hstspreload.appspot.com)
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A Formal Security Analysis of the Signal Messaging Protocol [pdf]
(eprint.iacr.org)
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Here's What Crypto Decentralists Think about the Block Size Debate
(cryptocoinsnews.com)
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Crypto Sheriff, by the No More Ransom Project
(nomoreransom.org)
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zerognowl
10y ago
Frontend development has come along leaps and bounds since the days of document.layers and MSIE6 alert() debugging, it seems to be slowly coming out of a renaissance period lately as many devs have reached a consensus that they are spoiled
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James while John had a better effect on the teacher
(en.wikipedia.org)
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NeverSSL – helping you get online
(neverssl.com)
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Expect-CT HTTP Header
(datatracker.ietf.org)
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An Overview of TLS 1.3 – Faster and More Secure
(kinsta.com)
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zerognowl
10y ago
"Embedded SIM Design Means No More Swapping Cards" https://mobile.slashdot.org/story/13/12/19/1938254/embedded-... I am struggling to see the point of embedded SIMs as it defeats the purpo
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zerognowl
10y ago
Here's the YT video if anyone is interested in watching: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90CkXVF-Q8M
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Vault – a tool for managing secrets
(vaultproject.io)
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zerognowl
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No, Starting a Startup Is Not Cheaper Today Than Ever Before
(mattermark.com)
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Automated Analysis of TLS 1.3
(tls13tamarin.github.io)
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Decrypting TLS Browser Traffic with Wireshark
(jimshaver.net)
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We're Securing Millions of Websites with SSL
(blog.squarespace.com)
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Implementing SSL/TLS for All Squarespace Sites
(engineering.squarespace.com)
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zerognowl
10y ago
That DNS is decentralized does not really mean anything when you consider how easy it is to uncover where a site is hosted, and understand which points you need to hit to take a site down. Whilst we can do interesting things at the network
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zerognowl
10y ago
I know it doesn't compete with DNS directly, but the addressing in IPFS[1] is a game changer, and the sooner it ships as a recognized protocol in browsers, the better. Browsers still support dated protocols like FTP[2], which shows you
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zerognowl
10y ago
What struck me about the Snowden leaks, as opposed to previous (much smaller) leaks regarding the NSA is the fine grained insight into the apparatus , the machinery, and the scope of the spying. Whereas previously we only knew of vague sce
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zerognowl
10y ago
> Now that people are aware that we are being spied on at a massive scale Here's an EFF.org press conference video detailing NSA wiretapping, from 10 years ago, as of writing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dqEfMMUb
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zerognowl
10y ago
> but the effect was minimal beyond crypto heads and maybe enterprise users. Security/privacy on the Internet is known for being hard, and it used to be, if you wanted privacy you had to withdraw slightly from society, and learn Lin
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zerognowl
10y ago
In a world where your Rushkoffs[1] go unread, we are spiraling into some sort of local maxima where social media is realized for what it is, and the problems associated with social media are epidemic. The crux of the issue lies in the fact
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