dicekeys

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by dicekeys 6y ago
You can, in fact, do it manually. T4r means letter T, digit 4, facing right. The directions are 't', 'r', 'b', 'l' (top, right, bottom left), which makes for a mnemonic you can follow with "righ
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by dicekeys 6y ago
And if you can demonstrate that there are functions are computable by a user community that would benefit from them, it would make a fantastic submission to the Symposium on Usable Privacy and Security (SOUPS). But, most people are trustin
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by dicekeys 6y ago
OpenCV, but for crypto we use an open-source crypto library built on top of lib-sodium. https://github.com/dicekeys/seeded-crypto-js
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by dicekeys 6y ago
It's my daughter's shirt. She didn't approve of any of my shirts. The front has Bugs Bunny.
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by dicekeys 6y ago
And you will also soon be able to read the source at https://github.com/dicekeys/dicekeys-webapp We're just figuring out whether to use an MIT license or a license that forbids use in stalkerware applications and
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by dicekeys 6y ago
The current DiceKeys box has latches to make sure it's very very hard to open accidentally or if dropped from human heights. We have thought about designing a box that's intentionally very easy to open for people who want to encry
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by dicekeys 6y ago
Correct. We believe a two-bit reduction in strength is a small price to pay to ensure you get the same key even if you scan the box at a different orientation (e.g. up-side down). We could have designed the software to try to recognize the
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by dicekeys 6y ago
The author of that post is on the DiceKeys advisory board. At some point, you're going to feed the entropy source into software. Having the app be part of your trusted computing base reduces the chance of a data-entry error that could