microsoft is scared of russia

...We thought about the mission that we had previously and how we could build from scratch the environment that we needed to have in order to be able to do the highly secure work that we were doing. We were paranoid, but we were paranoid for good reason because we did know, in our previous lives, that they were out to get us. So we came into AWS with that mentality and built from scratch day one that foundation. There was no other cloud provider that's ever had that kind of capability built from day one by the paranoid group that we have, with the expertise, that have been chasing hackers around the world. Built it from bare bones...

...After Wouters’ conference talk, Starlink published a six-page PDF explaining how it secures its systems. “We find the attack to be technically impressive, and is the first attack of its kind that we are aware of in our system,”

Some criticism for Signal and a bit pro for federated networks.

Thanks @siren:kernal.eu for the link

If you know what you are doing - most of the time would be better instead of using lastpass, 1password, etc, etc

This little video is about Carlos Hector Flomenbaum

Nice one, nothing is secure

What does it take to shape an early-stage security project into a product that solves real problems?

Nice article on DNS and some view of "push" dns

Magick already happening

You are nevah safe

Talk about Tron now. Fascinating stuff - how to see through the chip.

“If you believe this [Kolmogorov complexity] problem is difficult … then you believe in one-way functions,” Williams said. And “if you believe in crypto at all, then you’ve kind of got to believe that this version of time-bounded Kolmogorov complexity must be hard.”

Interesting interview

There are no secrets anymore..

Kids these days :)

Automation automation automation..