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Computational Feasibility of finding 'Good Links' of the following format
I recently stumbled upon this and am checking here to see if what I am proposing is indeed feasible and can be considered a breach of privacy.
For obvious reasons I am not revealing the website ...
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Securely storing (email) lookup database
Looking for suggestions on implementing a server-side lookup table, where the key is an email address.
Goal: Keep these email address private, even if data on the server is stolen.
Assumptions: The ...
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TrueCrypt dataleaks that might betray the “Deniable File System” option
Reading into "Operation Satyagraha", one would have to believe give all the resources used that the investigators had some reason to believe there was data to decrypt, even though in theory and in ...
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Server side data de-duplication + client-side encryption with private key. Possible with “convergent encryption”? [duplicate]
Possible Duplicate:
Online backup : how could encryption and de-duplication be compatible?
I just saw an article on Techcrunch wherein a startup company was describing their new cloud ...
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Online backup : how could encryption and de-duplication be compatible?
A "soon to enter beta" online backup service, Bitcasa, claims to have both de-duplication (you don't backup something already in the cloud) and client side encryption.
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Are URLs viewed during HTTPS transactions to one or more websites from a single IP distinguishable?
For example, say the following are HTTPS URLs to two websites by one IP over 5 mins:
"A.com/1", "A.com/2", "A.com/3", "B.com/1", "B.com/2".
Would monitoring of packets reveal:
nothing,
reveal only ...
