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> Why does i2p (per the article) expect state sponsored attacks every February? Because The Invisible Internet Project (I2P) allows government dissidents to communicate without the government over…

I really wanted this "book" to be good. In the context of the paper, the entire book seems to go downhill from the definition of ontology for me. There is no benefit of using Gruber's i…

mine is axiology, DNAMA. ;)

If someone gets this going, first, it will be interesting how Ring (Amazon) responds, second the self-managed home automation (e.g., Home Assistant, Open Home Foundation).

clear, direct description of what happened exactly what data was exposed what they failed to do (we used cheesy email, SMS as MFA, we do not monitor links in our internal emails) concrete remediation …

This already happens every single time when there is a security breach and private information is lost. We take your privacy and security very seriously. There is no evidence that your data has been …

I split step 4 in their "high level, this is the general flow for data migrations". 4.0 Freeze old system 4.1 Cut over application traffic to the new system. 4.2 merge any diff that happene…

You already posted the answer. Just a bit of review of that picture and the answer is right there. ;)

I am personally aware that Washington DC, same areas of Maryland, Virginia and Delaware have been tracking car Bluetooth (and EZ-Pass) for decades for "traffic management". The more BT det…

Improved cardboard shipping boxes. If I can make the shipping boxes less fragile with same amount of paper as current cardboard box designs, it is a win.

Disagree. CLEAR is basically (mostly) self-service pre-verification by a commercial entity, achieves near the same exact thing as it is done at the TSA agent with RealID now. The CLEAR system uses CAT…

If Real ID is so good, why do we have CLEAR? Why can I not skip the line with RealID? If we are forced RealID, why not just make all the TSA checkpoints like Global Entry (or in several countries wit…

There are plenty of Faraday bags readily available for cell phones. Look in the digital forensics industry. Field forensic investigators can get bags or boxes (look like Pelican(r) cases), or inserts…

There used to be an option called "Cat guard" built into several historical (BBS ) software. On (and cannot remember the name) one software that did synchronization with other networks (e.g…