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As I understand from reading another question here, SRAM may be more dangerous than traditional volatile RAM in terms of storing passwords and other sensitive information.
I know that when a computer is shut down, any data in the RAM (if i… Continue reading Static RAM: Detecting presence and wiping?
Is it possible to encrypt with the RSA private key and decrypt with the RSA public key (not for signature)?
The task is that I have to encrypt the data with a private key. Transfer this data to another person and he decrypted it with a pub… Continue reading Encrypt private key and decrypt with the public key in Python [closed]
I opened a link that was said to be malicious and hacks you instantly once opened.
It was an "Amazon 30th anniversary" scam I received it from a friend (who approved he was the one who sent it and not a hacker)
However the webpag… Continue reading Can a link hack my phone even if it didn’t do any drive-by download or tried into tricking me to install a malicious software? [closed]
Some forms of attacks on passwords use dictionaries. It is safer to use nonsense passwords like YunSUanLin, Artibichoke, etc., which do not seem to pertain to any dictionary?
My goal is to have two separate systems where one is secure even if the second one is full of malware. My current approach is to have two separate laptops and the only way these two communicate with each other is by sending t… Continue reading What is the (literally) lightest way to run a second secure system?
My Government is designing a direct democratic voting system and would like the system to be open sourced and unable to be corrupted by individuals and other stakeholders.
Some requirements as of now:
Citizen individual vo… Continue reading Possible setup for a direct democracy voting system to prevent fraud