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It occurred to me that a computer is a stupid machine with the ability to do incredibly smart things, while software developers are smart people with the ability to do incredibly stupid things. They are, in short, a perfect match.

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46 How can it be easy to write but “impossible” to extract the private key from a crypto token? Jul 8 '15
28 How does malicious software encrypt victims' files so quickly? Jul 5 '15
25 How to do client side hashing of password using BCrypt? Jul 8 '15
23 Which parts of an HTTPS connection can be revealed? Jul 9 '15
23 Does restricting the names of computers allowed to connect to a wifi network provide any security Jul 7 '15
12 Is it possible having only public key from SSH keypair to see if private key is password protected? Jul 6 '15
9 How does a password authentication over a TCP protocol actually work? Jul 6 '15
9 Extract public information from p12 without having the password Jul 1 '15
5 Is it neccessary that website certificate must have site URL? Jul 1 '15
5 What is the difference between a hash table and a rainbow table, and how are they both used? Jul 1 '15
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