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viralpoetry

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About viralpoetry

https://www.malgregator.com/

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    Comment #48367423

    Location: Slovakia (CET) Remote: Yes. Can occasionally travel. Willing to relocate: No. Technologies: K8S, Terraform, Google Cloud, AWS, OpenStack, Jenkins, PKI, HSM (Thales, Luna)…

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    My personal blog posts a few times a year, with a focus on security https://www.malgregator.com/

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    Comment #46274799

    "The gains in technics are never registered automatically in society: they require equally adroid inventions and adaptations in politics; and the careless habit of attributiong to …

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    This was actually solved by another address protocol version. I believe v3 solved this by using pubkey instead of hash. Similar to late btc addresses

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    Comment #38930946

    I have tried to build one out of the PocketBook Basic Touch e-reader last October. It has way less functionality tought... https://www.malgregator.com/post/pocketframe/ https://hac…

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    > copying keys between HSMs inherently exposes the master keys anyway that's not true, even with their BYOK you export the key from one HSM under a shared key and then import it to…

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    https://www.malgregator.com/ I write mostly about the security and things I work on, to keep memories somewhere. One of my posts about the google bug bounty for the Waze navigation…

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    The simplest I saw, install Standard Notes ( https://standardnotes.com/ - open source, free) encrypted notes app, write something, then publish it via the interface. It will create…

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    Explanation can be simpler. If I design "classical" polyalphabetic cipher and seriously think about the possible attacks, removing frequent characters and introducing phonetic miss…

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    Comment #24635994

    Thanks for an interesting article and nice simple webpage

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    Comment #24405883

    Fearing return to drachma, some Greeks use bitcoin to dodge capital controls https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-eurozone-greece-bitcoin/f... WikiLeaks may have amassed more than $4…

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    Comment #24119090

    When I was university student (~ 2012), Woz was traveling Europe visiting Macdonald's (:D) in lots of countries including Slovakia. Shared it on the internet, probably Twitter. One…

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    Comment #23072691

    A Hammer in Search of a Nail Proof of Work require no secret information as an input and have to be easy to verify. But most importantly, why would anyone do this? Passport issuer …

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    Comment #22878637

    What an ignorant I was. March last year (2019), I wrote an email to Lee Holloway asking him how he could bootstrap such a great company. Now I know why I haven’t received the answe…

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    Comment #22801754

    I occasionally write about security, mostly about applied cryptography from non-math perspective. If you are interested on day to day work in financial cryptography and hardware en…

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    How you ended up implement it in the code? Is it just a heuristic implemented as a series of if/else/case statements? Minimax? Thank you EDIT: sorry, I found out that source code i…