Collaborate Disseminate
I’ve been pondering some potential cybersecurity applications for enclaves. One of them being the problem of password hashing.
Some clients have enclave support, meaning part of their CPU can securely execute code in an encrypted and authe… Continue reading Practicality of outsourcing password hashing using enclaves
For those unfamiliar, blockchains have two main types of data structures propagated in their networks: blocks and transactions. Each block and transaction has a hash, just like key fingerprints. The following block explorer called Blockcha… Continue reading How are these transaction fingerprints colored?
Occasionally I see links like the following (don’t visit this on your main computer) that I am redirected to on Google. The back button will either redirect back to the page, or some other questionable content. These pages ar… Continue reading Websites that fill back button history with questionable pages
Occasionally I see links like the following (don’t visit this on your main computer) that I am redirected to on Google. The back button will either redirect back to the page, or some other questionable content. These pages ar… Continue reading Websites that fill back button history with questionable pages
Although it’s probably nitpicking, it doesn’t look very cosmetically pleasing to put the BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE at the top of an email, is that header really required to parse the message and verify the signature below it? … Continue reading Is "BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE" optional to include in an armored message?