Yep, TOR is not secure. The other thing not mentioned enough is how insecure blockchain is. Both are vulnerable to time-correlation. https://www.wired.com/story/theres-no-good-reason-to-trust-b...
The NSA is harmless compared to social media and other privacy threats. Without tapped lines WWII wouldn’t have been won. Silicon Valley was founded with that budget. They aren’t 24/7 trying to change your spending…
My point was that giving others the keys to the kingdom with request handling puts you at risk of using MIM attacks, which people think are overblown, but they aren’t. I read an HN poster recently that was effectively…
Making a blanket statement about no malware ever on our site is a recipe for future liability. Defending it is irresponsible.
“Let’s contract out the development of our infrastructure,” they said. “Use the cloud,” they said.
Assuming god isn’t real is an assumption. Metaphysical assumptions aside, I’ve learned that you argue, and that you’ve not learned much from this.
> If your antivirus software tells you that any program downloaded from this site is infected with malware, this is the result of a "false positive." RED FLAG.
She should now sweep in to save herself as her own defense attorney, then become the court reporter to ensure the correct story is told, finally accepting the plea for all charges to be dropped while impersonating her…
Yep, TOR is not secure. The other thing not mentioned enough is how insecure blockchain is. Both are vulnerable to time-correlation. https://www.wired.com/story/theres-no-good-reason-to-trust-b...
The NSA is harmless compared to social media and other privacy threats. Without tapped lines WWII wouldn’t have been won. Silicon Valley was founded with that budget. They aren’t 24/7 trying to change your spending…
My point was that giving others the keys to the kingdom with request handling puts you at risk of using MIM attacks, which people think are overblown, but they aren’t. I read an HN poster recently that was effectively…
Making a blanket statement about no malware ever on our site is a recipe for future liability. Defending it is irresponsible.
“Let’s contract out the development of our infrastructure,” they said. “Use the cloud,” they said.
Assuming god isn’t real is an assumption. Metaphysical assumptions aside, I’ve learned that you argue, and that you’ve not learned much from this.
> If your antivirus software tells you that any program downloaded from this site is infected with malware, this is the result of a "false positive." RED FLAG.
She should now sweep in to save herself as her own defense attorney, then become the court reporter to ensure the correct story is told, finally accepting the plea for all charges to be dropped while impersonating her…