Jason S

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	303 reputation	bio	website	embeddedrelated.com/blogs-1/…	visits	member for	2 years, 1 month
14 badges		location	Arizona		seen	Nov 14 '12 at 16:50

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Apr 27	awarded	Yearling
Sep 19	awarded	Nice Answer
Sep 16	awarded	Teacher
Sep 15	answered	Doesn't imposing a minimum password length make the password weaker by reducing the number of possible combinations?
Jul 13	comment	Security of using passwords or even passphrases to encrypt files @nealmcb: well, the point you raise about analogy is related to the difference between encrypted data and protocols that use encryption. Encrypted data is immutable and the key can't be changed after-the-fact; cryptographic protocols can change their keys with suitable re-encryption.
Jul 13	answered	Security of using passwords or even passphrases to encrypt files
Apr 27	awarded	Editor
Apr 27	revised	Is strong cryptography legal across the internet? spelling (Iraq, license)
Apr 27	comment	Are passwords in memory? "protected more" -> "protected mode" (I can't edit w/o the silly 6-character minimum)
Apr 27	awarded	Supporter
Apr 27	suggested	suggested edit on Is strong cryptography legal across the internet?