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Comment #45276866
When we close and reopen VSCode (and some other IDEs), it updates the NPM packages for the installed plugins. Would these mitigations steps (e.g. pnpm) also take care of that?
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Comment #23866041
Baby bullet.
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Comment #20244818
From https://github.com/google/private-join-and-compute : "Our protocol has security against honest-but-curious adversaries. This means that as long as both participants follow the…
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Comment #19242267
Is there a way to setup an “always on” VPN on my device, such that it disallows any traffic to egress unless connected to the VPN?
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Comment #17691602
On the client, is it possible to setup an “always on” VPN? Such that when the client restarts on reboot, there is no internet connection until the VPN is on. Or when either the cli…
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Comment #16871587
“Thinking about what's next, I returned to my roots, rented the original Google office where I started my career, and founded a lab with my longtime friend and teammate @eamunozt. …
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Comment #15361623
How do you compare it with PubNub?
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Comment #12276999
Check out https://www.trustedpassage.com (private beta right now). It's like ngrok but with security as the primary focus. Disclaimer: I am one of the co-founders.
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Comment #12222536
I was referring to the browser side certificate that can be generated using the tag, and then used for the subsequent HTTPS sessions. Would this be equivalent to ssh-keygen for SSH…
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Comment #12220090
Do TLS client certificates make HTTPS equivalent to SSH?
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Comment #11558369
I am actually working on build something similar. So, you could roll out an app-specific VPN like secure tunnel real easy. It is inspired by the work at Google IT called BeyondCorp…
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Comment #10195165
Yes, DNS history is one way to leak your IP. There are several other ways that the origin IP may get leaked, so you should be very careful if you use Cloudflare: * Keep all subdoma…
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Comment #10193835
Besides Cloudflare being the biggest man-in-the-middle on the internet, their DDoS mitigation offering is also questionable. If you google "clouflare bypass" [1], you get to websit…
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Comment #10049488
A dream is a goal without a deadline.
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Comment #9342951
So Rapportive for XLS?
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Comment #8291275
Anyone hearing Chinese commentary?
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Comment #8081913
``It was through the private world of family that the public world of politics came alive.´´ -Sonia Gandhi- This is a first. Never seen a startup quoting from a politician from Ind…
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Comment #7835298
swift-lang.org mentioned at the bottom of the page seems to be down.
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Comment #7212988
Yeah, just tried it. Does not work with angular SPA.
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Comment #6823904
I would like to contribute money for Alejandro (as I do not have the hacking ability/skills to contribute anything meaningful for the tech). Is there a way to contribute money for …
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Comment #6595616
From the fine print: "Keynote is free on the Mac App Store for qualifying Mac computers purchased on or after October 1, 2013." So disappointed to learn that Keynote is not really …