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1. Protect Your Laptop Data From Everyone, Even Yourself | WIRED
   I totally though I discovered this protocol myself!
   2017-08-19 to border, bruceschneier, computersecurity, encryption, gpg, laptop, luks, security, usgovernment, wired - Archived Link
2. FreeOTP
   "FreeOTP is a two-factor authentication application for systems utilizing one-time password protocols. Tokens can be added easily by scanning a QR code."
   2017-06-26 to 2fa, authentication, freesoftware, login, otp, redhat, security, twofactorauth - Archived Link
3. HOWTO: Automatically Unlock LUKS Encrypted Drives With A Keyfile
   2016-06-21 to documentation, encryption, files, help, linux, luks, security - Archived Link
4. Accessing an encrypted full disc image (LUKS;LVM) | Matthias Blaicher
   step-by-step on how to mount an encrypted and LVMed disk image.
   2016-06-21 to backup, documentation, encryption, linux, luks, lvm, security - Archived Link
5. Being homeless a struggle — even with a $100,000 job offer | The Seattle Times
   2015-12-28 to homeless, infosec, news, poverty, seattle, seattletimes, security, technology - Archived Link
6. Homeless IT guy scores his $100,000 dream job | The Seattle Times
   2015-12-28 to homeless, infosec, newspapers, poverty, seattle, seattletimes, security, technology - Archived Link
7. The 52nd New York Film Festival | Blog | Film Society of Lincoln Center
   2014-09-26 to documentary, film, laurapoitras, nsa, nyff, privacy, security, snowden, surveillance - Archived Link
8. Paranoia :: Add-ons for Thunderbird
   2014-05-15 to email, extension, freesoftware, headers, privacy, security, thunderbird - Archived Link
9. Simple OpenVPN configuration A to Z | RNTMNS
   2013-12-12 to configuration, debian, documentation, freesoftware, howto, openvpn, security, vpn - Archived Link
10. Google pays record $31K bounty for Chrome bugs - Computerworld
    2013-05-07 to bounty, bugs, businessmodels, chrome, computersecurity, freesoftware, google, news, security - Archived Link
11. The Truth about Aaron Swartz’s “Crime” « Unhandled Exception
    2013-01-17 to aaronsw, cfaa, crime, law, network, security, technology - Archived Link
12. The Web Won't Be Safe or Secure Until We Break It | January 2013 | Communications of the ACM
    Nice little summary of a lot of nasty web security tricks.
    2012-12-26 to acm, browsers, cacm, iframe, images, internet, javascript, privacy, security, surveillance, web, webdesign, webtwenny - Archived Link
13. Virtual machine used to steal crypto keys from other VM on same server | Ars Technica
    2012-12-22 to attack, cloud, encryption, gpg, security, virtualization, vm, webtwenny - Archived Link
14. Kill the Password: Why a String of Characters Can't Protect Us Anymore
    2012-12-04 to computers, oped, opinion, passwords, security, wired - Archived Link
15. Errata Security: RAID6 or die
    "RAID5 isn't sufficient redundancy anymore, you need RAID6."
    2012-12-04 to backup, data, errors, harddrive, hardware, raid, security, software - Archived Link
16. Prince William photos accidentally reveal RAF password | Naked Security
    2012-11-22 to errors, monarchy, password, prince, raf, royalty, security, uk - Archived Link
17. $100 Million Security System Breached by Drunken Jet Skier - Lowering the Bar
    2012-08-19 to airports, jetski, jfk, law, newyork, nyc, security - Archived Link
18. Technology - Molly Sauter - If Hackers Didn't Exist, Governments Would Have to Invent Them - The Atlantic
    2012-07-08 to civicmedia, crackers, governments, hackers, mollysauter, oped, security - Archived Link
19. 8 million leaked passwords connected to LinkedIn, dating website (updated) | Ars Technica
    2012-06-07 to arstechnica, linkedin, md5, news, password, security, sha1 - Archived Link
20. Google Online Security Blog: Security warnings for suspected state-sponsored attacks
    2012-06-05 to attack, espionage, google, government, networkservices, privacy, security, states, surveillance - Archived Link
21. Sourcemap, an MIT-Incubated Startup, Offers Solution to National Security Risk Posed by IT Supply Chain - Forbes
    2012-04-04 to medialab, mit, nationalsecurity, news, security, sourcemap, usa, valuechain - Archived Link
22. Top 10 2007 - OWASP
    2011-11-29 to advice, howto, security, software, web, webtwenny - Archived Link
23. Ruby on Rails Guides: Ruby On Rails Security Guide
    2011-11-29 to advice, howto, rails, ruby, security, software - Archived Link
24. Security Lessons Learned From The Diaspora Launch | Kalzumeus Software
    Rather thuggish, but still good advice.
    2011-11-29 to advice, diaspora, howto, rails, ruby, security, socialnetwork, software - Archived Link
25. Researchers defeat CAPTCHA on popular websites - Computerworld
    updated: 2011-11-07, original: 2011-11-07 to captcha, mediawiki, security, software, spam, turingtest, vandalism, wiki - Archived Link
26. TLS connections are broken with newer versoin of GNUTLS
    If you use Rudel on Debian testing/unstale/experimental, you'll notice it stopped working. This is my bug report and patch.
    2011-09-26 to bug, collaboration, emacs, freesoftware, gnutls, patch, rudel, security - Archived Link
27. mjg59: UEFI secure booting
    Yikes!
    2011-09-21 to boot, bootloader, drm, freesoftware, linux, security, trust, uefi - Archived Link
28. Doyle McManus: Technology that protects protesters - latimes.com
    2011-09-20 to activism, katrinverclas, latimes, mobile, mobileactive, news, phone, protest, security - Archived Link
29. Some real Shock and Awe: Racially profiled and cuffed in Detroit | Stories from the Heartland
    Dark-skinned people spend too much time in the bathroom!
    2011-09-14 to airplanes, airports, blogs, crime, law, police, profiling, race, racism, security, terrorism - Archived Link
30. Protecting a Laptop from Simple and Sophisticated Attacks | Mike Cardwell, Online
    updated: 2012-04-29, original: 2011-09-05 to documentation, freesoftware, howto, laptop, linux, privacy, security, theft, ubuntu - Archived Link
31. The Most Expensive One-byte Mistake - ACM Queue
    Interesting argument that the use of NUL-terminated strings in C was shortsighted and wrong. And it probably was. My recent blog post on coal computing anyone?
    2011-08-29 to acm, article, c, design, history, language, programming, security, unix - Archived Link
32. Public Suffix List
    "A "public suffix" is one under which Internet users can directly register names. Some examples of public suffixes are .com, .co.uk and pvt.k12.wy.us. The Public Suffix List is a list of all known public suffixes. "
    2011-08-29 to dns, internet, list, reference, security, web - Archived Link
33. Next In Line For The TSA? A Thorough 'Chat-Down' : NPR
    2011-08-18 to airports, israel, news, npr, profiling, security, tsa - Archived Link
34. Cost of false positives - Laughing Meme
    Sage advice.
    2011-07-26 to advice, blogs, kellan, security, spam, technology, webtwenny - Archived Link
35. SSRN-Broken Promises of Privacy: Responding to the Surprising Failure of Anonymization by Paul Ohm
    2011-04-14 to academic, anonymity, data, database, identity, law, lawreview, privacy, research, security, ssrn - Archived Link
36. Netflix Spilled Your Brokeback Mountain Secret, Lawsuit Claims | Threat Level | Wired.com
    When anonymization fails. And apparently it always fails.
    2011-04-14 to anonymity, data, identity, netflix, privacy, security, wired - Archived Link
37. Marines ask Basetrack to leave amid security concerns » Nieman Journalism Lab » Pushing to the Future of Journalism
    2011-02-09 to afghanistan, basetrack, journalism, marines, military, news, security, usa - Archived Link
38. What is Traitorware? | Electronic Frontier Foundation
    A cool subset of antifeatures.
    2011-02-06 to antifeatures, drm, eff, privacy, security, technology, traitorware - Archived Link
39. Pass Phrase Generator
    Huh. I don' t think I would use these. But it's interesting and kind of cool.
    2011-01-30 to crypto, generator, javascript, passphrases, passwords, security, tools - Archived Link
40. Weblog for dkg - HOWTO prep for migration off of SHA-1 in OpenPGP
    If you haven't started the process of moving to a new GPG key, you should probably read this.
    2011-01-25 to crypto, debian, dkg, freesoftware, gpg, howto, security, sha1 - Archived Link

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