ThroughTek Flaw Exposed Millions of IoT Cameras to Spying

By Deeba Ahmed
According to researchers, the vulnerability affects IoT cameras worldwide and lets attackers hijack video streams.
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How Expensify got to $100M in revenue by hiring “stem cells” and not “cogs in a wheel”

The influence of a founder on their company’s culture cannot be overstated. Everything from their views on the product and business to how they think about people affects how their company’s employees will behave. Continue reading How Expensify got to $100M in revenue by hiring “stem cells” and not “cogs in a wheel”

The Expensify EC-1

Let’s make it clear from the outset that this story is about an expense management SaaS business called Expensify. As you’d expect, yes, this is about the expense management market and how Expensify has grown, its technology and all of that. Normally, that would make us change the channel. But this is also a story […] Continue reading The Expensify EC-1

How are passwords stored in the database of a decentralized peer to peer system?

I want to use username and password instead of public key cryptography for a decentralized peer-to-peer application, but since the passwords are stored on users’ computers, there is a possibility of being stolen. How do I store the passwor… Continue reading How are passwords stored in the database of a decentralized peer to peer system?

Can a client prove to a third party that they sent a message to another client in a P2P network?

Let’s say Alice sends a message to Bob in their P2P chat app asking him to complete some work. Bob is lazy, so he deletes the message off his machine, does not complete the work, and just claims that he never received the message in the fi… Continue reading Can a client prove to a third party that they sent a message to another client in a P2P network?

Is there some decentralized message system in actual use which I can offer as an alternative to entering an e-mail address? [closed]

I’m trying to be nice to my customers. I want them to be able to use my service without having to enter an e-mail address. However, I’ve been hunting myself for ages for any kind of "e-mail replacement" yet never found one. So I … Continue reading Is there some decentralized message system in actual use which I can offer as an alternative to entering an e-mail address? [closed]