petera

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by petera 13y ago
Your forgot to purge the disk- and memory-caches.
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by petera 13y ago
Sildes and video: https://www.usenix.org/conference/usenixsecurity13/let-me-an...
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by petera 13y ago
It still does, try slrn and nntp.
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by petera 13y ago
When you earnestly believe you can compensate for a lack of skill by doubling your efforts, there's no end to what you can't do.
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by petera 13y ago
If you like numbers, try the ECRYPT II Yearly Report on Algorithms and Key Lengths (2012) http://www.ecrypt.eu.org/documents/D.SPA.20.pdf
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by petera 13y ago
Depends on the robot.
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by petera 13y ago
I really doubt it would become a one-click privacy measure: If you like to participate in an onion-routed, privacy enhancing, anonymity network, why put it in an browser? A browser accesses that network, it is the weakest and least point in
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by petera 13y ago
The article fails to make a good distinction for the different challenges of adhoc, infrastructure and privacy enhancing or censorship circumventing mesh networks. Several others and I run a small (50 nodes) mesh network in my area, and it
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Exploiting Broadcast Information in Cellular Networks(usenix.org)
2 points by petera 13y ago|0 comments
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by petera 13y ago
True, but you need an identity and written material to compare it to.
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by petera 13y ago
Its no delivery, its a transaction.
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by petera 13y ago
Sorry, couldn't decrypt messages, was hungry or keys got wet.
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by petera 13y ago
The core-argument is that the Windows 8 way of using, implementing and enforcing TPM and establishing a so called feudal security approach isn't considered good security practice any longer. It's not so hard to understand.
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by petera 13y ago
For most contacts you just move away from people who don't use secure communication and may compromise you in the future, no need to convince someone. Works for me.
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by petera 13y ago
Its a much more secure approach than using full disk encrpytion, no need to have non-public-keys on an exposed system.
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by petera 13y ago
A different, very cynic approach would be that germany had a history of involving journalism into politics and the uk and the us trying to have it exactly that way nowadays. Germany achieved it once with Gleichschaltung (see http:/&#x
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by petera 13y ago
s/journalist/editor/g
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by petera 13y ago
If the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung and the Sueddeutsche Zeitung are on it, the Spiegel has to be on it too. Bildzeitung will try to spin it down, like the chancellor tries to play that topic down. Every incident related to Snowden, NSA,
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by petera 13y ago
If you are somehow in a german nerdsphere, the whole Snowden, NSA affair is really a big topic. Best way to explain is, the older german generation feels betrayed by their former allies and the younger generation is really scared about the
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by petera 13y ago
The article forgets to mention it is close to the Bundestagswahl (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_federal_election,_2013 ), on September 22nd. Some major news outlets confront the german government open in a ver