davout

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by davout 7y ago
There are many cases where asking the beneficiary is not necessary, fraud is only one of them. And to clarify, it's not really "fraud", it's "claim by the originator that a fraud occurred". Which is a very diff
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by davout 7y ago
Recalls don't require consent of the beneficiary.
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by davout 9y ago
The OP obviously has no idea of what actual freedom of speech is.
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by davout 10y ago
Try "brew install valgrind", you'll understand.
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Why GPG subkeys must die(fr.anco.is)
3 points by davout 11y ago|0 comments
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by davout 11y ago
sounds like a shitty version of OpenTransactions
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by davout 11y ago
Bye FF
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by davout 11y ago
ugh. altcoins
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More factored RSA keys, and assorted other considerations(trilema.com)
5 points by davout 11y ago|0 comments
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by davout 11y ago
If it's true it's a nice DoS vector
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by davout 11y ago
you can trivially verify a key was broken if it was, duh, broken
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by davout 11y ago
You can confirm this independently with the key itself and the published prime.
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by davout 11y ago
oh, wait a second, it just factored a second one... (and no, it's not the one sharing a prime with the first factored one). So summed up: 2 known keys factored so far, 2 more waiting to be identified among the running product (should a
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4096 RSA key in the strongset factored?(trilema.com)
205 points by davout 11y ago|103 comments
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Ingenico to integrate Bitcoin in its next-gen terminals with Paymium(blog.paymium.com)
2 points by davout 12y ago|0 comments
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The CloudFlare MITM(blog.bitcoin-central.net)
4 points by davout 13y ago|0 comments