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sprin
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About sprin
https://github.com/sprin/
# PGP Key Information
All my keys are signed by the following Master Signing Key:
pub 4096R/3006E021 2016-07-05
Key fingerprint = D0A6 F47A 49D6 7A7D 0369 4BE0 A587 D405 3006 E021
uid Steffen Prince (Master Signing Key)
This key can be fetched from the git repo:git@github.com:sprin/keys.git
https://github.com/sprin/keys
You should additionally verify the fingerprint of this master key using some other channel, such as https://keys.sprin.io.
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This is very grave problem that especially affects Tor users. > In a nutshell, the vulnerability allows a blind off-path attacker to infer if any two arbitrary hosts on the Interne…
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Comment #12241121
This is not about integrating Tor into Firefox, rather it is about incorporating switches into Firefox for the security/privacy improvements that have been made in Tor Browser. You…
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Comment #12050514
Reading the docs, this seems to be targeted towards personal data backups for individuals. References to photos, interactive usage, support for consumer cloud storage backends, etc…
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Comment #11894149
> it's inevitable to have a trust contract with them, it's pretty much essential to the notion of the cloud. I disagree. It's possible to make good use of public infrastructure wit…
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Comment #11856587
Fantastic! While not as bulletproof as receiving the hash out-of-band for a critical resource, this is better than verifying against a hash received from the same origin as the res…
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Comment #10746252
Etherpad ( http://etherpad.org ) is an OSS cloud document editor app. It has a pretty reasonable set of formatting, revision, and import/export options out of the box, and also a l…
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Comment #10712934
This looks great! From the screenshots, it looks like a nice, clean, thoughtful design. I would love to use it if I could run it myself. The app needs some pretty private data, and…
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Comment #10700253
This was interesting at first glance - it's very approachable in it's simplicity, and I can see it having an impact on the typical Google app user. Something like this could be a u…
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Comment #10411545
Thanks for sharing your project. What other CLI password managers did you review, and in what ways did you want Steel to be different? I noticed that, after being opened, the SQLit…