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micahflee

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About micahflee

I'm a computer programmer. @micahflee

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    TeleMessage Explorer: a new open source research tool

    See also: TeleMessage customers include DC Police, Andreessen Horowitz, JP Morgan, and hundreds more: https://micahflee.com/telemessage-customers-include-dc-polic...

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    It says "Verify your TM SGNL PIN" instead of "Verify your Signal PIN". That's the only difference.

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    Comment #38931965

    Hacks, Leaks, and Revelations: The Art of Analyzing Hacked and Leaked Data is available for sale today, and also it's free under a Creative Commons license

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    Comment #37213118

    Hydroxychloroquine has dangerous side effects for people with heart abnormalities, and shouldn't be prescribed without first determining if it's safe. The FDA warned about this in …

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    I was suspended for posting this https://infosec.exchange/@micahflee/109520648205436407

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    Comment #7781156

    I have doubts that a timing attack would even be exploitable here since it's a hidden service, but I just made the string comparison constant-time to be safe: https://github.com/mi…

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    Comment #6693403

    Is 12.04 pre-Unity and Amazon ads? These start when the ads started.

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    It doesn't particularly matter if people trust StartSSL, it matters if browsers trust them (which they do). There are about 100 root CAs, and something like 1000 CAs if you include…

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    If you offer software to download HTTPS is a must. Otherwise any active attacker, from a kid at a coffee shop to the NSA at the ISPs, can make it so when people download your softw…

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    Hey, I'm the maintainer of HTTPS Everywhere. Last night we released a Chromium update that had a critical bug that broke the browser. As soon as we discovered this we removed it fr…

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