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Search Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More » Send Feedback | Web History | Help | Sign in Home Home Profile People Photos Communities Events Hangouts Pages Local Settings Feedback Help · Region Privacy · Terms · Maps Terms Start a hangout Theodore Ts'o Theodore Ts'o Shared publicly - 2013-09-05 I am so glad I resisted pressure from Intel engineers to let /dev/random rely only on the RDRAND instruction. To quote from the article below: "By this year, the Sigint Enabling Project had found ways inside some of the encryption chips that scramble information for businesses and governments, either by working with chipmakers to insert back doors...." Relying solely on the hardware random number generator which is using an implementation sealed inside a chip which is impossible to audit is a BAD idea. N.S.A. Foils Much Internet Encryption nytimes.com 647 291 250 comments ...
<![endif] The Official Slack Blog Jobs Sign In Go to slack.com March 2015 Security Incident and the Launch of Two Factor Authentication Posted March 27th, 2015 We were recently able to confirm that there was unauthorized access to a Slack database storing user profile information. We have since blocked this unauthorized access and made additional changes to our technical infrastructure to prevent future incidents. We have also released two factor authentication and we strongly encourage all users to enable this security feature . We are very aware that our service is essential to many teams. Earning your trust through the operation of a secure service will always be our highest priority. We deeply regret this incident and apologize to you, and to everyone who relies on Slack, for the inconvenience. Here is some specific information we can share about...
Coding Horror 03 Apr 2007 I hate software licenses. When I read a software license, what I see is a bunch of officious, mind-numbing lawyerly doublespeak. Blah, blah, blah.. kill me now. If I had my way, everything would be released under the WTFPL . Over time, I've begrudgingly come to the conclusion that, like lawyers, death, and taxes, choosing a software license is inevitable. Of course, it doesn't matter if yours are the only human eyes that will ever see the code. But a proper software license is a necessary evil for any code you plan to release to the public . I definitely regret not choosing a software license for my CodeProject articles. I'll occasionally get friendly emails from people asking permission to use the code from my articles in various projects, commercial and otherwise. It's thoughtful of people to ask first. I do appreciate it, and permiss...
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<![endif] Header /.header PRINT ARCHIVE FORUM SUBMISSIONS MASTHEAD ABOUT CONTACT CONTACT YLJ ALUMNI SUBSCRIPTIONS VOLUME 124 2014-2015 Forum 19 Dec 2014 Rebecca Wexler Since the 1980s, the FBI has issued documents referred to as National Security Letters (NSLs), which demand data from companies—including financial institution records and the customer records of telephone companies and communications service providers—for foreign intelligence investigations. 1 The use of the letters increased dramatically after the attacks of September 11, 2001 and the USA PATRIOT Act’s expansion of the FBI’s statutory NSL authority. 2 But these letters were rarely publicized or publicly challenged, 3 as they often included gag orders that required recipients not to reveal the contents of the letter, or even its existence. 4 After the leak of...