Tom Leek

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I SHALL DEVOUR YOUR HEART AND FEAST ON YOUR SOUL (so don't bug me).

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May 2	answered	Why would a website allow answers to security questions to be used interchangeably?
May 2	answered	How can a DoS attack be used as part of the 'Gaining Access' phase of a hack?
May 2	answered	Is access to the caller API in mobile phones a real security threat?
May 2	answered	HMACSHA512 versus Rfc2898DeriveBytes for password hash
May 2	answered	Do the new instruction sets found on Intel's Haswell Architecture make any difference in cryptographic operations?
May 2	answered	Is the execution time for bcrypt independent of the length of the input string?
May 1	answered	Do email clients reduce security?
May 1	answered	Is publishing your public IP address a security threat?
May 1	answered	How is the TLS protected against length field of the header being modified?
May 1	answered	Why my Email are received in the spam folder?
Apr 30	answered	A standard way to manually add a digital signature to a pdf file?
Apr 30	answered	User Groups (Circles) Inside a Web of Trust
Apr 30	answered	Security of Javascript in mobile browsers
Apr 30	awarded	Enlightened
Apr 29	comment	Does hash solve passwords in parts? The downside of adding "obvious" words in the password is that they don't add much to security, but you still have to type them when you use them. This becomes a problem if this incites the user to shorten the "non-obvious" parts of his password.
Apr 29	answered	Does hash solve passwords in parts?
Apr 29	comment	Windows Phone and Hardcoding Values It is very recent. Got out of private beta one or two weeks ago, I think.
Apr 29	answered	Windows Phone and Hardcoding Values
Apr 29	answered	Different performance of openssl speed on the same hardware with AES 256 (EVP and non EVP API)
Apr 29	revised	Different performance of openssl speed on the same hardware with AES 256 (EVP and non EVP API) formatting