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Comment #25316591
Can you share what “dashboard display” you’re buying snd what’s the quality like compared to an actual TV? I just want a high quality screen ~55-65” to use with an AppleTV. I’m con…
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Comment #13876879
Does this mean that using AWS Cognito [1] is out of the question since it uses JWT? Unfortunately, you can't change what the service uses as it's all under Amazon's control. [1]: h…
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Comment #13640578
Great initiative. >1. Don't send any sensitive information by email. >2. Don't store sensitive information in cloud services like Evernote or Dropbox. Both of these are good advice…
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Comment #13632699
@munin can you clarify is "TOR client" the same as "TOR Browser" downloaded here[1] or is it something different? Do you have any links you can share to best practices for setting …
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Comment #13617538
Hi cperciva can you please explain the following: 1) "Every Tarsnap archive acts like it is completely independent of all other archives" Lets say I'm backing up `/somedir` that lo…
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Comment #13586405
Do I follow correctly that the issue with using `openssl enc` is the cipher `aes-256-cbc` not providing integrity of the encrypted file? Even if you wanted to use a more secure cip…
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Comment #13586366
When I read "authentication" I think of the process of providing a username/password to authenticate with an online service, e.g. facebook. Is authentication wrt to encryption not …
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Comment #13585947
The third-party is not taking part in the encryption.
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Ask HN: Is openssl enc a good choice for file encryption?
I recently read a blog post[1] where the author shows how to use openssl to encrypt a file that will be uploaded to an untrusted third-party. The encryption process is as follows: …