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mystes posted:Feeling cute, might deprecate TLS later
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given that a lot of symmetric encryption is hardware accelerated (those bluray discs use AES), and is highly secure (even vs quantum computing, if you use aes-256), there is little to no reason to use anything else unless you have  opinions about nist approved encryption.
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nice thx for the actual info here before we found out...kitten smoothie posted:https://twitter.com/jmhodges/status/1594406819249721344  , 
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mystes posted:Feeling cute, might deprecate TLS later
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I find it so bizarre that they're publicly tweeting about so much internal stuff.
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everything is very slowly catching fire around them and no one knows who even works there anymore. it's possible the people responsible for off-boarding, themselves, have been sacked. it's almost certainly an opsec nightmare. i look forward to more internal stories as severances are paid (or not, as the case may be)
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azurite posted:I find it so bizarre that they're publicly tweeting about so much internal stuff.
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infernal machines posted:everything is very slowly catching fire around them and no one knows who even works there anymore. it's possible the people responsible for off-boarding, themselves, have been sacked. it's almost certainly an opsec nightmare. didn’t people say the staff responsible for office keycards got sacked, resulting in a brief lockout
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cinci zoo sniper posted:didn’t people say the staff responsible for office keycards got sacked, resulting in a brief lockout they did do a mass-lockout, but no, that was a joke
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Beeftweeter posted:they did do a mass-lockout, but no, that was a joke ah, i had a suspicion that it was sounding a bit too good
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Nov 28, 2022 00:44
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apparently some danish scientists did a quantum encryption of a video signal that detects tampering/eavesdropping requires direct fiber connection though, so not very practical
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Nov 28, 2022 00:48
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Carthag Tuek posted:apparently some danish scientists did a quantum encryption of a video signal that detects tampering/eavesdropping i thought they got quantum encryption up to 10mbits/sec like a decade ago (again, over a direct fiber connection) which would be more than enough for a reasonable video signal
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Nov 28, 2022 00:50
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hell i think reading about that was what got me into cryptography in the first place, when i was fifteen
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hmm I guess the news is they're selling a chip https://sparrowquantum.com/
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Nov 28, 2022 01:23
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Carthag Tuek posted:hmm I guess the news is they're selling a chip ah that makes more sense, i def remember that the thing i read about way back when was very much just research equipment at a university somewhere demonstrating it was technologically possible
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idk if i came off hostile or what in my reply but reading it again it kinda sounds a little hostile so i wanna clarify something: i was mostly just weirdly excited, because you posting that actually reminded me of the thing from years ago, and of how reading about that specific experiment really was the thing that got me into cryptography. brought back a lot of memories i had forgotten  after reading about that i wrote my own UNHACKABLE ENCRYPTION PROGRAM!!! that would just xor text with whatever else you supplied as key material, which i'm sure plenty of people here did when they were younger, but i feel that mine was extra special because i didn't know how to, y'know, manipulate bytes and bits at all at this point, so i made my own "binary" encoding scheme and had a look-up table that would translate letters, numbers, and a few punctuation marks into (i think 6-bit?) "binary", and by binary i mean arrays of 6 integers that each either stored the number 1 or the number 0 
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hehe don't worry about it before I understood binary, I filled out squares on graph paper from c64 sprites to figure out where the numbers came from, and I think I got pretty close to brute forcing it before I found a description somewhere lol
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Carthag Tuek posted:hehe don't worry about it 
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yeah i was around 10
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Carthag Tuek posted:yeah i was around 10 tbh i wish i had even 1/3 as interesting computer origin story as you do, but bruteforcing binary as kid does mesh well with the eyes of your av
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can we all share our origin stories I shoulder sniped the password to the school library circulation system in 4th grade and checked out a microfiche machine as the assistant principal This was the moment I knew I never wanted to be a computer toucher
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much like im a j4g on sa, im j4g irl and did just play homm2/3, civ3 with dad, who eventually figured out that i can reinstall windows on my own. then around 7th grade i began hosting private mmo servers to fail to be a cool kid in class lol
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mystes posted:Feeling cute, might deprecate TLS later
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Shaggar posted:going back to 1990s terrible german software is why the GDPR exists. its protectionist, anti-american garbage. 
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Shaggar posted:its protectionist, anti-american garbage. you say it like it's a bad thing
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redleader posted:you say it like it's a bad thing
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Never forget: a secure one-time-pad with xor encryption is unhackable.
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reminder that shaggar thinks that character encodings other than ASCII shouldn't be supported by anything and that those funny foreigners should just change their alphabets instead
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Carthag Tuek posted:apparently some danish scientists did a quantum encryption of a video signal that detects tampering/eavesdropping One of the recent G20 in Trieste had a demo of a quantum videoconference in-between Lubiana, Fiume/Rijeka and Trieste (using a direct fiber connection). Sponsored by TIM-Sparkle.
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SlowBloke posted:We don't have PII data in 365, we keep that in a dedicated local silo with purview actively hunting for erroneous data uploads. Which is what any sane people should do rather than cloud lift everything and then making such a racket afterwards.
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https://github.com/safing/portmaster Does anyone know this? Is it useful?
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ephex posted:https://github.com/safing/portmaster Just looks like a Host based Firewall that is Application specific.
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SlowBloke posted:We don't have PII data in 365, we keep that in a dedicated local silo with purview actively hunting for erroneous data uploads. Which is what any sane people should do rather than cloud lift everything and then making such a racket afterwards. you definitely have a shitload of PII in 365
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evil_bunnY posted:Cool, who's attesting that? the four word summary of gdpr right here
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evil_bunnY posted:Cool, who's attesting that? Microsoft purview does understand all the PII data we elaborate minus one type(which we manage/hunt for using a different method that will dox me 100% if i explain it here). As it is it will trigger quarantine pretty much immediately and all audits of the 365 groups/personal onedrive used by the staffers that handle pii have shown no leaks.
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shame on an IGA posted:can we all share our origin stories I built my first computer in 1986 and its been downhill ever since.
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SlowBloke posted:Microsoft purview does understand all the PII data we elaborate minus one type(which we manage/hunt for using a different method that will dox me 100% if i explain it here). As it is it will trigger quarantine pretty much immediately and all audits of the 365 groups/personal onedrive used by the staffers that handle pii have shown no leaks.
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shame on an IGA posted:can we all share our origin stories my parents signed me up for a college class on how to use email in 1993 e: might have been '92
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shame on an IGA posted:can we all share our origin stories Ran a cat5 cable from the switch in the temporary building in highschool across the street to my friend's house so we could play counterstrike off the school T3
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shame on an IGA posted:can we all share our origin stories made a dos boot disk that would enable/disable fortress (windows 95 lockdown software), sold copies to students and teachers alike. tl;dr some kids started swapping out logo.sys and it led to my explusion in junior year of high school
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