Jeff Burdges

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Dec 12	comment	How can I convert my encypted PGP secret key for use performing SSH authentication? I sent them an email about this thread, maybe they'll epand upon the error message.
Dec 12	answered	Safe harbor in USA, EU, and Russia
Dec 12	revised	Can I reclaim ex employee gmail account? added 170 characters in body
Dec 12	revised	Can I reclaim ex employee gmail account? deleted 13 characters in body
Dec 12	comment	Can I reclaim ex employee gmail account? All Gmail accounts are property of Google according to : news.cnet.com/2010-1036_3-5214467.html
Dec 12	answered	Can I reclaim ex employee gmail account?
Dec 12	awarded	Citizen Patrol
Dec 11	comment	Can too much web searching be a danger to a security professional? +1, original image version
Dec 11	answered	Security of login-data saved in browsers
Dec 10	comment	How can I convert my encypted PGP secret key for use performing SSH authentication? In theory, your private key has been written onto your hard drive `gpg --edit-key "$key"` and `.. \| openpgp2ssh "$key" > ~/.ssh/id_rsa`, maybe those sectors were overwritten later, but maybe not. You should ideally have created the intermediate unencrypted keys in either a ramdisk or an encrypted partition. I'd expect ordinary activity like locatedb, syslog, browser cache, etc. should whip them out soonish, just say'n.
Dec 10	comment	How can I convert my encypted PGP secret key for use performing SSH authentication? Can you point me towards this program, preferably it's source?
Dec 10	answered	How can I convert my encypted PGP secret key for use performing SSH authentication?
Dec 8	answered	How can I keep my identity anonymous as a website owner/administrator?
Dec 6	comment	Is there any asymmetrically encrypted file system? Just fyi, any data structures involved in crypto must be prohibited from swapping using mlock, Ninefingers. And the kernel could unload a crypto module whenever it wished. linux.die.net/man/2/mlock
Dec 6	awarded	Commentator
Dec 6	comment	Do any cloud storage system offer an append-only mode for buckets, directories, etc.? Amusingly FTP provides this solution because it respects unix file permissions, including the sticky bit. lol I'd envisioned something both cryptographically secure and more cloud oriented though, like append-caps for Tahoe-LAFS.
Dec 6	comment	Is there any asymmetrically encrypted file system? Are you sure? I've never found a write-only or append-only mode in Amazon's S3. I even asked a question about that once : security.stackexchange.com/questions/9190/…
Dec 5	accepted	How could one detect if Apple/Google/etc. has modified a third party application distributed through their App Stores?
Dec 5	comment	How could one detect if Apple/Google/etc. has modified a third party application distributed through their App Stores? Another argument for f-droid.org I suppose. lol
Dec 5	comment	How could one detect if Apple/Google/etc. has modified a third party application distributed through their App Stores? Alright, I find that odd considering they claim to vet the stuff though.