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rasengan

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About rasengan

The only VPN that can’t spy on you is VP.NET since you can verify what is running on the servers using Intel SGX attention.

My comments are my own and do not reflect any of the organizations, or nations, I belong to unless I specifically clarify as such in a comment.

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    Comment #48814689

    > In the NSA's defense, combining cryptosystems also creates attack surfaces, timing problems, additional complexity, etc Actually, Dr. Nadim Kobeissi formally proved that hybrid i…

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    Comment #48814614

    I certainly find it fascinating that the majority of those in favor come from signal intelligence agencies, while the majority of those against are PhD cryptographers. I was happy …

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    Comment #48814578

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    Comment #48710774

    It’s been like this for a while. Take a technology, call it a weapon and control it. Same playbook.

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    Comment #48691855

    To be fair, whenever I join a pre-existing code-base [1], it's the same. I have no idea and have to map it out ;) [1] Not AI codebases (and of course, AI code bases I guess)

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    Comment #48610989

    The UK can’t block Dissent [1] since it looks like normal HTTPS traffic. [1] https://godissent.com

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    Comment #48086517

    I agree hw attestation is net negative when forced upon end users. OTOH, when service providers use it, it results in transparency to end users [1] so it's really about how it is u…

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    Comment #47885763

    > TPM-backed full-disk encryption This is going to be very useful for servers hosted in third party DCs.

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    Comment #47841010

    Great question! We rebuild if there's a security update or otherwise every few weeks. We're working on a better method, but right now a few templates can be kept warm so users aren…

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    Show HN: Clone, a small Rust VMM, forks VMs in under 20ms via CoW

    We needed a secure, multi-tenant way to offer shell accounts to users, but most VMMs were using too much memory and containers are unsafe. With clone, VMs are now more memory effic…

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    Comment #47782149

    Sounds like a good way to waste the only scarce resource: time.

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    I built a free SSH relay for homelab machines behind CGNAT

    As most of you know, ISPs don't often provide real ingress-routable IP addresses. So I built a free relay system, that works directly with latch [1], a terminal multiplexer with bu…

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    Show HN: Chrome Developer Tools on Android

    Web development on Android has been difficult due to the lack of the full Chrome Dev Tools Suite. We solved this by packaging it with a proxy that bridges them via CDP. It's open s…

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    Comment #47664441

    Interesting! We're working on a similar solution at UnixShells.com [1]. We built a VMM that forks, and boots, in [1] https://unixshells.com [2] https://github.com/unixshells

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    Comment #47661006

    Use latch to ssh, mosh or web into your machine. latch multiplexes terminal windows (like screen or tmux). We built this for use on UnixShells [1]. All remote connections are verif…