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n0nc3
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About n0nc3
Crypto enthusiast since reading "Key Reinstallation Attacks: Forcing Nonce Reuse in WPA2".
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Comment #25234080
If you are doing anything more complicated than gluing a pair of APIs together, it is very likely that the marginal value of work past 60 hours is negative. Reaping what you coded …
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Comment #25226610
Rules to one of the mentioned lotteries. [0] It looks like prize counts are fixed in advance, so any information about redemption changes odds. Blacklight also shows that the lotte…
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Comment #25225669
An axiom of cryptographic tool design: there are no advanced users. Designs that ignore the axiom will always create dangerous failure modes.
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Comment #25218474
Why can't America build anymore? Is this a cultural problem, or a failure of public policy? Healthcare, rail, aircraft, automobiles, shipping, pharmaceuticals, and now semiconducto…
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Comment #25202838
Not just a court case though, an investigation or a "psych eval" are enough to ruin someone. Take a look at Russ Tice. Also, read Ronan Farrow's piece from the New Yorker last week…
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Comment #25201784
"Former JPMorgan colleagues describe the environment as Wall Street meets Apocalypse Now, with Cavicchia as Colonel Kurtz, ensconced upriver in his office suite eight floors above …
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Comment #25201534
Given that its already deployed in academic contexts, I suspect that the more invasive employers are already using it. Finance, defense, etc.
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Comment #25191391
There's a link to another article about the hardware at the bottom. There are good entry points for overcoming the SDR/DSP learning curve for this article to make sense. [0] https:…
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Comment #25190812
A related historical anecdote. The Mulford Act was the first law on the path towards California's strict CCW regime. Whatever your policy preference, it is history worth knowing. h…
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Comment #25180640
For us mortals, SELinux is a synonym for "complicated, scary thing that I don't know how to use properly". Can you link to something with minimal working "mark and block" examples?…
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Comment #25179870
Then create a separate chain with the "partial connectivity" rules you want and jump to that. Not everyone is comfortable running random github code as root.
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Comment #25179547
Privacy tooling should not come from a page that does not work without javascript. Moreover, this functionality is easy to achieve using user groups and the iptables owner module. …
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Comment #25178925
Take a look at the linked case. The prosecutor made a big deal of the fact that the defendant used a subversion server for version control. It was doubly evil because it was a subv…
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