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Comment #5855669
To explain a potential adversary, how crypto works or how he becomes a valueable asset for any given intelligence service without any given payment may not even attract people like…
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Comment #5855397
Key infrastructure doesn't even emit security anymore. The P in PKI is for painful, and I really doubt that some CA, owned by big corporate entity (microsoft, oracle, ca) wouldn't …
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Comment #5853781
Stackexchange is using the same approach to get rid of trolls.
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Comment #5853739
Even if we are hyping or sensationalizing this topic, current behavior is a very good indicator for future behavior.
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Comment #5853686
Since RSA patents expired, it's available, easier to comprehend and good enough until 2020 when the ECC patents expire.
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Comment #5853535
No, but people may be.
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Comment #5853527
See http://fail0verflow.com/blog/2013/megafail.html there are still security concerns.
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Comment #5853482
Same with c3 in berlin.
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Comment #5853142
"Once Panic Mode is on all requests issued by your browser will be forced over SSL" have an E for Effort Google Chrome.
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Comment #5853125
It's a hidden argument, but ymmv.
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Comment #5853099
A picture says more than 1024 words, and its funny, thanks a lot.
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Comment #5853025
Putting a better UX or UI has been considered for PGP/GPG a very long time, and if you really reflect on that topic, you'll learn that a fancy interface or UX won't solve anything.…
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Comment #5852765
Another way to accomplish anonymity is to not use the so called internets, but I guess that is either very comfy or intresting.
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Comment #5852698
Welcome to counterintelligence, have a nice day. Sorry I forgot to point out https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perfect_forward_secrecy
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Comment #5852473
The video and the links at " rel="nofollow">http://ec.europa.eu/justice/newsroom/data-protection/news/12... contradict at least the point of free personal data flow, european data …
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Comment #5852304
That would nullify the only acceptable reason to use it in the first place, I think I'll stay with vi ~/TODO :)
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Comment #5852297
I really concur and like to add there are now one or two generations of young adults and their kids out there, who have never even considered privacy (as in non-exhibitionism).
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Comment #5852090
Last time I checked Chrome it wasn't possible to remove certificates from the store, has this changed yet?
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Comment #5852042
On consumers I would not expect much change to any other non-us service that keeps you invested and locked-in. There simply are no alternatives, some european services are currentl…
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Comment #5851982
The option that somebody already is self hosting and using secure end to end crypto, it may be wise to add that option; it is not really breaking news to the people with the tin-fo…
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Comment #5851897
I will never, ever, understand why I would like to delegate something so trivial and marginal to a distant server, for example: Todo: change password from XXX to ZZZ. I can imagine…
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Comment #5851694
There may be information leaking (as in fingerprinting) from your device (that you are not aware of) that would allow very easy correlation, like in a mac address or existing sessi…
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Comment #5851456
It depends on distribution and packetmanager, I quit using debian based approaches a long time ago for that and some other reasons.
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Comment #5851354
The tradeoff is the same as keysize in crypto. It is time. If you choose to communicate a second time from the same endpoint with the same equipment you may achieve only pseudonymi…