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  • ScreenConnect: “unauthenticated attributes” are not authenticated
  • Crafting unusable public-keys [part I]
  • CVV1, CVV2, CVV3: Demystifying credit card data (1/2)
  • Using cloud services as glorified drive: virtual iSCSI targets (part VI)
  • Using the secure element on Android devices (2/3)
  • Cloud backup and privacy: the problem with SpiderOak (part II)
  • NFC ring and screen unlock (part III)
  • An exchange is a mixer, or why few people need Tornado Cash
  • QCC: Quining C Compiler
  • On the limits of binary interoperability

Standard Disclaimer

The opinions and views expressed here are my own, and do not reflect those of my employer.
January 2007
M T W T F S S
1234567
891011121314
15161718192021
22232425262728
293031  
« Nov   Feb »
  • ScreenConnect: “unauthenticated attributes” are not authenticated
  • Crafting unusable public-keys [part I]
  • CVV1, CVV2, CVV3: Demystifying credit card data (1/2)
  • Using cloud services as glorified drive: virtual iSCSI targets (part VI)
  • Using the secure element on Android devices (2/3)
  • Cloud backup and privacy: the problem with SpiderOak (part II)
  • NFC ring and screen unlock (part III)
  • An exchange is a mixer, or why few people need Tornado Cash
  • QCC: Quining C Compiler
  • On the limits of binary interoperability

Day: January 21, 2007

This is not good

Peter Gutmann’s comments on Vista DRM.

Also, the response on the Vista blog.

cemp

January 21, 2007Cem Paya Leave a comment
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