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by pzb 5mo ago
X.509 absolutely lives on -- https://www.itu.int/rec/t-rec-x.509 last update was October 2024. However WebPKI uses PKIX which is fairly stubbornly stuck on RFC5280. On the ITU side, they have made improvements includi
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by pzb 1y ago
From the ICANN site, 154 gTLD agreements have been terminated. I'm not sure how many due to non-payment, but https://domainincite.com/30105-icann-to-terminate-five-new-g... indicates that at least some have been due t
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by pzb 3y ago
AWS has stated that there is a "Nitro Card for Instance Storage"[0][1] which is a NVMe PCIe controller that implements transparent encryption[2]. I don't have access to an EC2 instance to check, but you should be able to see
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Fun Fact: I own porn I can't watch(foone.tumblr.com)
449 points by pzb 4y ago|218 comments
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by pzb 4y ago
https://archive.ph/sVNVU
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by pzb 4y ago
The data in this post seems behind. https://auctions.ipv4.global/prior-sales shows that the prices have spiked to more than $50 per IP
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by pzb 5y ago
A couple of years ago I ran into the same confusion of the "TeletexString"/"T61String" data type in ASN.1. After going down the rabbit hole of what is T.61 and trying to map it to Unicode, I reread the ASN.1 (X.690
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by pzb 6y ago
I put together a historical list of TLDs that had been removed in 2017: https://github.com/pzb/TLDs/blob/master/removed/rmtlds.csv . It overlaps with the early part of this list. .cs was the first
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by pzb 7y ago
http://www.simulatechnology.com/Product/Detail/uid/5de9347e-... exists, at least to some extent. It uses the aforementioned chip.
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by pzb 7y ago
Cypress has a chip out for this: https://www.cypress.com/products/ez-usb-hx3pd-usb-31-gen-2-h... It has one USB Type-C in with 3 USB Type-C out plus 4 USB Standard-A out. One of the C outputs supports downstream charg
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by pzb 7y ago
You can do 3840x2160@60Hz (and 24bpp/8bpc) over USB Type-C on newer displays. DisplayPort Alt Mode over USB-C using DisplayPort 1.3/1.4 can support 4K + USB 3 Gen2 on one cable. https://www.amazon.com/UPTab-10Gbps
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by pzb 9y ago
I've been working on a similar system that is in the process of being adopted by at least one standards group ( https://github.com/cabforum/documents ). I would strongly recommend looking at weasyprint ( http:&#x2F
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by pzb 9y ago
Unfortunately the "distributing a modified version of an open source project under that project's name" can be problematic from a trademark perspective. This has come up many times before in other projects and led Debian to
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by pzb 9y ago
It is important to note that "Dynamo" and "DynamoDB" are two very different things that happen to share many of the same letters. DynamoDB is not Dynamo.
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by pzb 10y ago
I think that many newer vendors of certificates are following this model. Let's Encrypt and AWS Certificate Manager both simply have certificates with names. One name, two names, 50 names, still just a "certificate". (Discl
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by pzb 10y ago
Both Smart Cards and HSMs can (and frequently do) contain FIPS validated cryptographic modules and can be USB devices. What seems to set them apart is content capacity and speed. A "HSM" can usually store dozens, hundreds, or ev
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by pzb 10y ago
The author brings up many reasonable points but seems to mix issues of HSMs & Smart Cards not providing a generic open hardware platform with possible security problems of a platform. There is no question that there would be value in ha
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by pzb 10y ago
I agree 100%, but they don't have an AP + CloudKey + Security Gateway in one unit. That is what many people effectively want for home use.
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LinkedIn accesses Gmail contacts via ‘auto-authorization’(thestack.com)
112 points by pzb 10y ago|47 comments
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by pzb 10y ago
When encoding those characters in UTF-8, you will never end up with 0x2F as a byte. On of the properties of UTF-8 is that bytes with the high bit not set (e.g. 0x0 to 0x7e) never appear unless the are representing the 0 - 127 codepoints.
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by pzb 11y ago
How do you do that? Where do you draw the line? Basically every company I've worked for has, at some point and to varying levels, taken government funding. It could be buying off the shelf products in the same manner as every other
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by pzb 11y ago
From first hand experience, big companies are hiring constantly from overseas to the US. If you can pass the interview, they will figure out how to legally get you on payroll. If you are flexible in which countries you will work, so much
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AWS Certificate Manager – Deploy SSL/TLS-Based Apps on AWS – AWS Official Blog(aws.amazon.com)
31 points by pzb 11y ago|1 comments
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A History of Hard Choices(medium.com)
7 points by pzb 11y ago|1 comments
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by pzb 11y ago
Yes, most states track voting participation at the voter level. Some track method of voting, other just are a boolean participation flag for each election.
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by pzb 11y ago
In addition to the DNC voter file, there are similar lists available commercially. http://www.voterlistsonline.com/ is run by Aristotle (who tends to have more GOP clients, but is non-partisan). It has many of the consume
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Greetings from Tor's New Executive Director(blog.torproject.org)
4 points by pzb 11y ago|0 comments
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AWS Mobile Hub(aws.amazon.com)
6 points by pzb 11y ago|0 comments
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Amazon EC2 Container Registry(aws.amazon.com)
119 points by pzb 11y ago|48 comments
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AWS Config Rules – Dynamic Compliance Checking for Cloud Resources(aws.amazon.com)
5 points by pzb 11y ago|0 comments

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