Again - SSL flaws, bad server, etc... Maybe a buggy browser. Can you imagine a
bug allowing JS injection in any tab? Post a bit.ly link and wait for keys...
Bugs like that have existed before.
2012-04-01 02:54 skrev James A. Donald:
On 2012-04-01 7:51 AM, natanae...@gmail.com wrote:
It's
Sounds good, but they're already asking for backdoors to the haystacks...
2012-03-27 17:45 skrev Ed Stone:
Just as immunizations protect not only the person immunized, but also help
protect the community from contagion, wouldn't more encrypted content have a
public benefit through increasing
He actually asked two different questions on #2, if all hashes have collisions
and if all messages have collisions. For MD5, the latter is almost proven
true. There's a tool that let you enter two plaintexts, and then it generates a
shared appended string (like
