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It's actually quite simple - an offline solution is technically incapable of reporting your spending patterns because ... well ... it doesn't connect to any network. It's the same …

The fact that it's technically possible doesn't mean the banks will enforce it. The reverse is also true, if we do not offer the flexibility, someone else will (since it is technic…

We do - https://www.whisper.cash/whispercash.pdf . WhisperCash is completely P2P and offline and bank policies are enforced by an on-card component (the "policy enforcer") that can…

Ah, those were the days... few people really cared about web security back then and Perl allowed you to get really creative :). https://seclists.org/bugtraq/1997/Jun/67 or my favor…

Applications for S20 ended on March 16th, haven't they? I wanted to apply but definitely could not travel, this change makes it interesting/possible again but I'm not sure it's not…

http://geola.com/ in Lithuania have a "hologram printing as a service" that works quite well, check them out.

What secure element chipset are you using? This could be very interesting for a project I am working on. Does it run JavaCard / GlobalPlatform and are the access keys available?

An old KickStarter-backed project that does the same thing is currently available at http://www.soundlazer.com/ . The physics behind it are explained at http://www.soundlazer.com/w…

Sent an email, no reply yet, I guess you're flooded with applications.

http://www.leia3d.com for instance. I have one of their early dev kit displays and it's quite impressive (but very small).

On my wife's iPhone, it asked her to enter her password again and the weird thing is that it now shows as a new device, called "iPhone" instead of "Cristina's iPhone" as it was bef…

I'm actually working on something based on this idea - I've created a SIM card for the Internet of Things - basically a smartcard (microSD form factor) that offers a persistent cry…

I've actually used the "attack" in the article to design a P2P Bitcoin exchange based on the idea of using someone else's contactless card (with permission) in exchange for Bitcoin…

I'm also in Romania, making about $95k/year. I'm running it through my company, an LLC (SRL in Romanian). Starting in 2016, you can classify yourself as a micro-enterprise if you m…

BTW, the two major manufacturers they're talking about are NXP ( http://www.nxp.com/ ) and Infineon ( http://www.infineon.com/ ). STMicroelectonics ( http://www.st.com/ ) is also a…

Feitian has a similar product with known keys and running JavaCard in the form of an USB token - http://www.ftsafe.com/product/epass/eJavaToken . Also much cheaper than the Yubikey…

How is this different from let's say Swissbit ( http://www.swissbit.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=ar... ) or DeviceFidelity ( http://www.credense.com/ ) or GoTrust ( http:/…

What if they actually planned this and fine tuned their ASICs so that they would never be able to actually generate enough satoshis to go above the dust limit? They could tell thei…

Well, the Opgal device has a resolution of 384 x 288 while the E4 lists 80x60. It's probably worth the asking price.

Like this? http://therm-app.com/

How about non-exit nodes. I'm actually working on an app (Bitcoin-related) that receives commands from satellite-connected devices (very low bandwidth) and then relays those over t…

Current price at $600 means people are speculating like crazy - it's not a measure of trust by any means, people are in it to make a quick (and easy) buck.

To show off the power of our VeriFi system (https://www.veri.fi/) I've spent some 10 minutes today and created a very simple login system for websites that only requires the user t…