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ahilanv
2y ago
Thanks for pointing that out. To clarify, the text and ideas are entirely mine, though I do use tools to help structure my thoughts sometimes. I’m here to learn from feedback like yours, and I’m genuinely trying to improve my understanding
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ahilanv
2y ago
Thank you for your feedback we will redefine someparts soon
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ahilanv
2y ago
Thanks for your insights! I just wanted to clarify a few points about how the system works, as I think there may have been some misunderstanding. Everything in FortLock is decentralized: Server A and Server B store hashed parts of the passw
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ahilanv
2y ago
Thanks for your feedback! I just wanted to clarify that I'm not your average 15-year-old. I've been actively involved in security testing, malware analysis, and have even been in trouble after hacking into my school's system
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ahilanv
2y ago
What Makes FortiLock Different from MFA? You’re right that FortiLock has some similarities to MFA (Multi-Factor Authentication), especially with the PinK system, where a code is sent to your email. However, the big difference with FortiLock
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ahilanv
2y ago
Thank you i never thought about it
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ahilanv
2y ago
Thank you for your feedback, and I completely understand your concerns. The term "unhackable" can definitely raise skepticism, and I agree—nothing is completely immune to threats in cybersecurity. However, let me clarify what we m
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ahilanv
2y ago
Thank you for your info
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ahilanv
2y ago
Hope you guys like my idea if you have any suggestion please let me know
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FortiLock: The Future of Unhackable Authentication
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ahilanv
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Zline: A New Take on Virtual Real Estate
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ahilanv
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Launched Indexium – A Community Knowledge Platform
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ahilanv
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ahilanv
2y ago
Hey HN, I’ve been working on a project called Indexium, a community-driven platform where people can contribute articles on any topic they’re passionate about. It’s like an open version of Wikipedia, but with a focus on giving individuals m
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ahilanv
2y ago
Done
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ahilanv
2y ago
Sure
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ahilanv
2y ago
Yes, absolutely! The concept behind the project could be extended to pull 1 billion different data points from a database like DynamoDB, instead of using static checkboxes. One of the main reasons I used checkboxes was to keep it simple and
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Scaling a Simple Web App: How I Built One Billion Checkboxes
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