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8:02 AM
Good morning!
 
@Gilles I think that would fit just fine here if he wants it pinged over
Morning all
Think a couple of those are dupes, won't get time to look until this evening
 
8:18 AM
Syscan is going awesome this year!
 
8:39 AM
@TerryChia you going?
btw speaking of awesome, if you havent seen this going around twitter yet: theverge.com/2015/3/25/8277743/tinder-hack-bros-swiping-bros
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8:55 AM
@AviD I'm there right now.
 
awesome. hows it going?
 
Great talks so far.
Including one on making a single file both a valid image as well as a valid JS file.
 
@TerryChia al GIFAR? cool.
GIFJS (pronounced "gifjiss")
gif.js
 
Slightly more advanced than that. GIFAF requires a decoder. This doesn't.
 
@TerryChia what kinda decoder? It would just run as an applet.
wait what's GIFAF?
 
9:09 AM
It's literally one file that is an image in <img> and JavaScript in <script>
Typo. GIFAR.
 
@TerryChia and a GIFAR is literally one file that is an image in <img> and a JAR in <applet>
@TerryChia oh. I thought maybe a GIF of a giraffe. :-(
 
Ah right. That was another technique I was thinking of.
Anyway the current talk is about group policies. Pretty cool stuff as well.
 
oo nice
that is such a huge mechanism, there is always new stuff to learn there
 
10:00 AM
@Gilles The last question is completely different from the rest.
 
10:37 AM
One of these questions is not like the others
One of these questions does not belong
Why is this question different from all other questions?
lol @RоryMcCune just saw a Burp Suite plugin called "Belch".
 
 
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11:48 AM
@AviD heh, I'd not seen that one
@AviD BTW did you see that you can get your hipster on in Visual studio now blogs.msdn.com/b/visualstudio/archive/2015/03/25/… <-- Node.JS plugin
Obv. would be better if it was IO.Js but still
 
@RоryMcCune oh lord no
I might have to consider not using visual studio anymore
 
@AviD I know... too mainstream now, eh
 
meh, no other dev environment comes anywhere near close. I think I'll just refrain from installing that plugin
@RоryMcCune lolwut
hehe okay lets get something straight
 
@AviD well node it's a bit mainstream, but you're in luck they have IO.JS support nodejstools.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=io.js
 
I AM NOT HIPSTER.
I WAS IN HIPSTERSTARTUP FOR ONLY A FEW MONTHS
I **LEFT** BECAUSE THEY TOO HISPTER
@RоryMcCune wutidonteven
 
raz
11:50 AM
@Avid was a hipster before they were cool.
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@AviD so you left before they got too mainstream right
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@RоryMcCune lol goddammit
 
@AviD Once a hipster, always a hipster!
@RоryMcCune Yes, exactly!
 
@Rhino except that I WASNT a hipster
 
@AviD BTW I see $hipsterstartup are hiring for on-site in San francisco <shakes head> why people think that hiring in one of the most expensive locations on the planet is a good plan, is beyond me
 
11:51 AM
well, except using a mac for no other reason than macmacmac
 
@AviD See Asus have a new macbook killer out
 
@RоryMcCune right? Thats part of the hipsterthink. that and VCthink
@RоryMcCune its self-gratifying. ALL THE BEST DEVS ARE IN SF, donchaknow
 
@AviD yeah it is, and it's crazy as it means you compete with all the big boys and have to pay a huge premium for staff
 
@RоryMcCune and miss out on tons and tons of other great people
not to mention having to open yourself up to nonhipsterthink
 
@AviD Who will not, for any reason, move there.
 
11:53 AM
@AviD yeah exactly, who either can't or won't relocate
 
which is actually part of the problem...
 
Recruiters never get it when they say "I have this great job in London" and I say "no, because London"
 
@Rhino yeah worked in london on brief pieces a couple of times, nice to visit, definitely wouldn't want to live there
 
@AviD @RоryMcCune on that subject... cyber games as a recruitment drive? Good, bad or ugly?
@RоryMcCune Yeah that's my view too. As a tourist... AMAZING. As a place to live... well I can't afford that big palace thing so no.
 
@Rhino I don't think they're a bad idea, depends on execution but they can get some interesting going.
 
11:55 AM
@Rhino it depends. I think its great if youre trying to hire students or interns, not so much for those who have better things to do with their time.
 
In the UK pen test market they're being used for grad hires a lot
 
though obviously Ptacek, who is a somewhat outspoken expert on this, disagrees.
@RоryMcCune see that makes sense. Also, .ninja wtf??
 
@AviD yeah I know I know
but hey gotta attract the cool kids right
 
@RоryMcCune NO
the cool kids suck
 
@AviD :)
 
11:57 AM
and are ridiculously expensive
and all live (or want to live) in SF
or I should say "work in SF", cuz who can call that living
 
@RоryMcCune Makes sense. I still wish I could cross over from dev though, and no matter where I go it's either grad hires or seniors. Sucks.
I'm not a ninja either. I'm a rhino.
For now.
 
@Rhino see? not enough respect for the damn rhinos, everyone wants a ninja or a rockstar.
and what about the pirates, I ask you??
 
@AviD I know. We're endangered and everything!
 
@Rhino you should speak to @Polynomial he was a dev. made the move across to pen testing a couple of years back
 
@AviD They're doing just fine. I checked by watching pirates of the carribean. In the end, they beat the nasty British.
 
11:59 AM
can be done, but yeah first step is tricky
 
@Rhino I actually dont see much call for "seniors". mostly grads or intermediates, who love to call themselves seniors, or executive corp type paperpushers.
 
also pen testing doesn't always pay as well as dev. work, depending on the kind of dev work you do
@AviD depends on the customer :)
 
> or executive corp type paperpushers
;-)
 
@AviD :P
 
but yeah, there is some, but mostly kinda niche
the mass amount of work, especially consulting work, is as I said
 
12:01 PM
@RоryMcCune Yeah true
 
the real senior positions are usually for direct hire, full time
which also kinda makes sense
 
Ah well it's an itch I've had for a while.
Anyway, I have an account again.
 
@Rhino you should get some cream from your doctor for that
 
@AviD Vet. Technically, I'm a rhino.
 
NOBODY SAY ANYTHING ABOUT THE HORN
WHOA
@Rhino just realized
 
12:04 PM
@AviD See for my latest name I picked something with plenty of innuendo potential.
 
damn thats sneaky
 
so many animals, rhinos, tigers, llamas, canadians, rories, bears
 
Rhinos are sneaky
 
@Rhino I was just saying
I had a suspicion, then checked right before you mentioned
 
Plus as you can see in my avatar, I have a massive horn.
 
12:05 PM
sneaky indeed
 
So obviously I am not to be trusted.
@LucasKauffman Bears were taken, besides I like rhinos.
Which is handy, seeing as I am one.
 
@LucasKauffman do you think Thomas middle name could be Rory?
 
@M'vy Rory's middle name is Thomas. All of them. All the Rories.
 
@M'vy yea but what's the french version of Rory?
 
consider it Bear Injection.
 
12:06 PM
le rory?
 
@JourneymanGeek le rori I guess then
 
@LucasKauffman good question
 
@M'vy les écossais ?
 
Le montagnard?
 
I don't actually think it's translated to anything but Rory
 
12:13 PM
Ok so I tried it in wordreference. The closest match was "ROR" apparently (MMR in English)
 
you're all missing the point. Rory IS french, its a translation for Rorard, the original English name.
Not sure why the Scottish adopted the French pronunciation though
heh, Rorard would make a great GoT name.
btw speaking of which, @RоryMcCune did you finish filming the next season?
ohh damn, sorry I forgot your character was killed off at the end of the last one. Sorry mate.
 
@AviD What? @RоryMcCune is in GoT?
 
Rory McCann (born 24 April 1969) is a Scottish actor best known for portraying Sandor "The Hound" Clegane on the HBO series Game of Thrones. == Early life == McCann was born in Glasgow, Scotland. He has a sister, Sally-Gay McCann, who is 3 years younger than he. He has said that he was bullied for being small and skinny at school. Prior to being an actor, McCann was a forester who studied at the Scottish School of Forestry near Inverness. He also worked as a bridge painter (on the Forth Road Bridge), landscape gardener, and carpenter. == Career == McCann was fired from his first movie set because...
 
@AviD what makes you think he's dead
 
aka Sandor Clegane, aka The Hound
@RоryMcCune oooooo
thats right, Arya left before he was dead
are you spoilering the season??
 
12:17 PM
@AviD nope 'cause I don't know
 
whatch out, GRR will kill you off! , not your character, you for real IRL
 
but I do know it's been suggested by some fans that he's not dead
 
So @LucasKauffman is starting a pop career, @Flyk actually has a pop career, @RоryMcCune is an actor... you've all got interesting sidelines...
I forgot about @AviD and his underground lair.
 
@Rhino Full of hipster stuff
@AviD wears glasses with a correction of 0, just so he can wear glasses
 
@LucasKauffman Obviously, that goes without saying.
 
12:20 PM
@Rhino it does keep the temperature down nicely.
speaking of which, I discovered today when I went ot pick up my kid, that summer has actually started.
a not-too-unpleasant 26C out, though that is perfect for the beach and not great for sitting in an office.
 
@AviD not here it hasn't, we have snow!
 
ugh if i have to read one more article jerking off about how straight men are stupid/evil/useless I'm suing the gawker network
 
though my house does keep it at least 8C cooler, and my office lair yet another 6C cooler.
@RоryMcCune dont you have snow in the summer?
 
@AviD not usually... no
 
@AviD Im in amsterdam, it's cold and gray and the client made me sit in the cellar :(
 
12:23 PM
@LucasKauffman oo lookit the fancy Big4 consultant, auditing a wine cellar
 
@AviD As if they would let me go near the wine ;)
 
auditing.
its not like you touch the servers when auditing those.
 
@AviD It's Scotland, so rain.
@Ohnana most disagreements are caused by a failure to acknowledge nuance. Or in contrapositive form, a nuanced debate is hard so a generic article/rant targetting a whole class of people is easier.
For example, I don't suppose you have linkedin but right now there are a ton of articles on how to "handle millennials"
where millenials are a whole decade of people.
 
raz
@raz ,what i am trying to ask is, What are all the issues we will face, like some applications using old library calls may fail. I want to know whether any application related issues — jeyanthinath 6 mins ago
"I can haz all da problemz!?"
 
See also buzzfeed "10 stereotyped ideas used as linkbait you've probably never considered!"
 
12:38 PM
@Rhino actually closer to 2 decades.
 
raz
@AviD Generations are weird.
 
indeed.
especially yours.
 
raz
Can sometimes be 3 decades, depending on how your parents were raised.
 
@Rhino i don't see the millennial jerk so much. although the "we have it so bad you don't UNDERSTAND maaaaan" article has been hidden from my feed
best facebook feature
 
free flags!
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Q: TCP instead of HTTP

IrfanTCP is a stateful protocol and HTTP is a stateless protocol. Web application needs to maintain the session so why we use HTTP instead of TCP?

 
raz
12:40 PM
Best Facebook Feature: Delete Account
 
in 10 seconds
 
@Ohnana The first law of the internet: if you can't produce insightful, meaningful content, produce "content". As much of it as you can. Get in people's faces.
 
@Rhino i thought the first rule is "everyone's an idiot"
 
@Rhino "insightful, meaningful content"... isnt that like the most useful CAPTCHA ever?
@raz your first comment was pointless. your 2nd is wrong, or at least a misnomer
layer 3/4 is an OSI terminology, doesnt fit real networks.
 
raz
@AviD huh?
 
12:42 PM
what happens if there is TLS? layer 3.5?
 
@Ohnana could be, actually. Maybe it's the second law then :)
But I'd change it to "there are many idiots"
 
raz
@AviD He's not asking about TLS. And HTTP is application data. Which runs over transport. How is that wrong?
 
and probably upgrade it to "law of human existence" as it applies outside the internet too.
 
@raz its not wrong, I'm saying that calling it "layer 3/4" is inaccurate, and a holdover from OSI.
and what about IPSec?
@Rhino no no, it IS "everyone".
at least statistically speaking, it is close enough.
@Rhino the point is that the internet makes even smart people become idiots.
 
raz
12:46 PM
@AviD It's not even the OSI model. If it were OSI it'd be Layer 4 and Layer 5.
The Internet protocol suite is the computer networking model and set of communications protocols used on the Internet and similar computer networks. It is commonly known as TCP/IP, because its most important protocols, the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and the Internet Protocol (IP), were the first networking protocols defined in this standard. Often also called the Internet model, it was originally also known as the DoD model, because the development of the networking model was funded by DARPA, an agency of the United States Department of Defense. TCP/IP provides end-to-end connectivity...
 
@AviD IPsec is a layer 9 protocol running over the synergies of the dark cyber web space
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@raz heh, true.
 
raz
And @LucasKauffman saves the day.
With his potatoe
 
@LucasKauffman boil em, mash em, stick em in a stew?
 
@JourneymanGeek and eat it
 
12:48 PM
of course
 
@JourneymanGeek and then serve 'em next to the potatoes. Jeez you llamas are sick.
 
@AviD Aviiiiid, Aviiiiiiid
What happened to "special" OP @Avid? ;)
 
@LucasKauffman you ate the OP's hands.
 
@AviD Come on, that's like my least favourite thing to do
 
raz
@LucasKauffman Do you prefer feet?
 
12:57 PM
@raz yo momma
 
raz
Well that was unnecessary
 
@raz she told me it had been a while though
 
@AviD I never got why people like using OSI layers that much, despite the internet not being based on OSI.
 
@CodesInChaos right? I cant tell you how many times people have insisted at me that everything is OSI.
 
I'm also one of those that believes that the TCP layer should be merged with the crypto layer.
 
1:03 PM
crypto by default
 
Leads to higher robustness, allows secure multi-IP support and saves one roundtrip over TCP+TLS.
 
@CodesInChaos honestly, I'd prefer it at IP level
IPsec all the things
 
@CodesInChaos it's mostly because OSI is often taught along side the real model in academic institutions; and because it's often easier to understand, given it's abstract nature. Discussions of OSI are short, theoretical and devoid of technical detail. Discussions of TCP quickly descend into discussions of headers, frames and back-off algorithms.
 
Not sure if IPsec is the right approach.
 
@CodesInChaos at least for authenticating packets it would be great
 
1:06 PM
I see two problems. One is obtaining the long term key of the partner.
 
raz
@LucasKauffman Well yeah since my dad died. Probably.
 
IMO pushing it to DNS is the conceptually right approach for that, but DNSSEC+DANE has a lot of haters.
 
D:
 
The second problem is obtaining the ephemeral key to achieve forward secrecy.
Unless you go the MinimaLT route of pushing that into name resolution as well, that costs a round trip.
 
raz
@CodesInChaos I think it's a bit difficult to push crypto to DNS. The infrastructure isn't really made for that.
 
1:08 PM
@CodesInChaos performance is overrated
 
And thus doesn't fit well into a stateless "send packet" protocol like IP
 
raz
I like the crypto implemented at the IP layer.
 
@raz Yea but inventing a new nameserver protocol isnt happening anytime soon
 
raz
@LucasKauffman Right, which is why it's difficult.
 
@LucasKauffman I don't care much about the latency due to the roundtrip, but rather that it doesn't fit the abstraction.
 
IMO the order should be "packets (e.g. IP) -> crypto -> rate-limiting -> reliability"
 
@Tinned_Tuna really? in my uni they ONLY taught OSI, as if it WAS the real thing.
 
@AviD we did both, comparing it. I think for explaing things generally, the OSI model is better as it allows you do split up things a bit more than TCP/IP
 
@LucasKauffman good point. Also in biology classes, they should start by dissecting Ken dolls.
 
raz
@AviD I think current classes are switching to a more, "This is what we used to do, now this is the real world."
 
1:16 PM
For example why do I have to use TCP with it's stupid stream abstraction and annoying resending behaviour, just because I don't want to flood the connection?
 
@LucasKauffman 2nd year university literature classes should focus on "See Spot Run".
@raz okay, but when did we all do OSI?
even the old pre-TCP networks werent strictly OSI.
 
@raz We never used OSI. AFAIK it was stuck it committee forever and TCP/IP took over the world.
 
raz
@AviD I guess I meant, "This is what we used to teach". Sorry for the confusion.
 
excuses, excuses.
you should go work with @LucasKauffman
 
raz
@AviD I am above the law!
 
1:18 PM
@raz The law? you want the law?? I AM THE LAW!!
 
@AviD You are the one who knocks?
 
I always knock twice?
 
raz
I thought it was knock three times, and whisper low.
 
@AviD Breaking Bad reference, I'm disapointed in you.
 
@LucasKauffman nope, never seen.
my reference predates yours by a few decades.
inb4 "as expected"
The Postman Always Rings Twice may mean: The Postman Always Rings Twice (novel), a 1934 crime novel by James M. Cain The Postman Always Rings Twice (1946 film), a drama-film noir based on the novel The Postman Always Rings Twice (1981 film), an adaptation of the novel The Postman Always Rings Twice (opera), an opera based on the novel...
 
1:21 PM
@AviD oh your time was more like when TV wasnt a thing and you'd go to a cinema where a piano player was doing the sound?
 
@LucasKauffman shuddup, I already inb4'd you.
hmm. I just realized that novel was 50 shades of gray, 80 years before 50 shades of gray.
 
its been a while since I read a good novel
need to get one
 
raz
@AviD That movie is being released on bluray with an alternate ending.
Too bad I'm sure both endings suck.
 
@AviD there's been a ton of novels exploring sadomasochism
 
@raz The Postman Always Rings Twice? Again??
@Ohnana you're a ton of novels.
@Ohnana that may be so, but I doubt many did it as poorly as 50 shades.
 
1:30 PM
@AviD gorean.
very silly book about protocol -- and there's a ton of people who identify as "gorean"
 
oh gawd, why did you make me sully my brain by wiki'ing that
 
what, the books or the protocol
 
what protocol
 
the books then
yeah, very silly
 
1:56 PM
@AviD lol, we were taught OSI, then we switched to "The Real Thing"
basically "Here's what we wish could happen, and here's what does happen."
 
it took me a while to realize that even though they were teaching the specific bits and header fields for TCP and IP in the context of OSI, that TCP/IP wasn't in OSI.
 
@M'vy Actually, my middle name is "Claude" so my full name yields the acronym "TCP".
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hahaha
 
@ThomasPornin awesome
 
2:14 PM
@ThomasPornin Nice one
Damn you guys, I'm spending way to much time tuning my tmux ...
 
@M'vy ha, nice euphemism. New one.
 
oh shit. why would he do that?
 
HIIK
 
clearly, the plane was evil.
 
2:39 PM
@Rhino ew, pop
 
@Flyk still better than poop.
yknow, what @Simon listens to.
 
I wasn't aware that bridge-level quality of jokes were acceptable in here
 
your mum jokes are higher quality than poop jokes?
 
@Ohnana oh by far.
@Flyk and, in general, they are not.
this wasnt a poop joke, it was a @Simon-likes-crap-instead-of-music joke.
 
@AviD you are so butthurt over his personal choices
it's DELICIOUS.
 
2:48 PM
@Ohnana wat, me? Not at all.
 
@AviD but you don't have any taste in music, so how can you justify @Simon's?
 
though I would hardly call listening to hardstyle "a choice".
@Flyk just cuz I cant make it, doesnt mean I have no taste.
I cant jump high either, doesnt mean I cant appreciate Michael Jordan's talent.
 
pretty much everytime someone breathes the word "music" you take a dig at hardstyle
 
who is Michael Jordan?
also
no, nevermind
I'm going to go laze around in the sun for a bit
 
@Ohnana oh thats just cuz its such an easy target
anyway it has more to do with me taking a dig at @Simon than anything else
@Flyk whut
do something useful, give me a current recommendation for rar files on win8.
is winrar still the canonical tool for that?
7zip? heard rumours it dont work on 8.
 
2:57 PM
@AviD 7zip
 
@Flyk yeah? no problems on win8.1?
 
@AviD or you could VM a win7 with winrar on it to unrar for your win8 ?
 
@M'vy ...
 
:)
 
sure. I'm already RDPing to a VM I have set up for client work, from a VM I have set up as VDI. I will simply run a VM on the VM from the VM so I can VM in my VM.
 
2:59 PM
@AviD who does use RAR now anyway.
 
or you can use a fucking .tar.gz like normal people
 
@M'vy inorite? clients, damn them all.
@Ohnana IF I WANTED TO COMPRESS IT I WOULD USE SOMETHING NORMAL
rar is so last decade.
 
@AviD @Ohnana I derive that clients aren't normal people
 
tell your client that they're dumbasses and throw a linux user guide at their face
also apparently when you edit a ping message it pings people again
 
@Flyk cool thanks - they explicitly support on win8 now. Win10 too for that matter.
 
3:01 PM
@Ohnana or a Tannenbaum book about OSes.
 
@Ohnana what does linux have anything to do with anything?
 
If you're still angry, go for the network book as a second round
 
@AviD it's a giant book
 
but yes, my reports basically say nothing but 60 pages of them being dumbasses.
 
and after that i recommend the O'reiley java reference
 
3:02 PM
@Ohnana I have a feeling that "Linux User Guide" is a non existent artifact.
 
@AviD it's a paper copy of man pages + DM documentation
it's so dumb
 
@Ohnana see this make more sense. although in this case the code I'm taking is 4GL.
IIII KNOOOOOOWWWW
@Ohnana so I wasnt far off.
 
Ah ah reading:
| Is NSA Sniffing the Internet? Do they have the jurisdiction?
do they even care about jurisdiction ?
Ah damn you markdown, you can't even have a quote in non quoted text...
@M'vy BTW I mean before being caught red-handed, ofc
 
@AviD Oh it exists. You have to compile it yourself.
Whaddaya mean you don't know how?
 
@Rhino "compile" and "user guide" are mutually exclusive terms, irrelevant of "knowing"
 
3:13 PM
@AviD it was a joke...!
 
I KNOOOOOW
 
A play on the word compile.
Which, I personally thought, was very clever. For a rhino.
 
ever had the pleasure of 4GL?
the specific informix language, not the generic concept.
 
@AviD Nope sorry.
Sounds pretty hipster though.
 
I SAW THAT
 
3:18 PM
oh god informix
 
YOU CANT HIDE WHAT YOU DID
@Rhino actually, the other way. Quite neckbeardy.
 
It was unintentional actually. Somehow my brain typed the wrong word.
 
@M'vy yeah. I'm spending the next few days learning (trying to anyway) the language so I can review SEVERAL such systems.
 
@AviD Ok I googled it and it was made by IBM. I think that qualifies it for extremely uncool.
 
makes no sense to me, but they insisted.
 
3:19 PM
@AviD I worked on an informix DB during my first year of CS
 
@Rhino yeah, informix is IBM.
@M'vy oy, my condolences.
seen any 4GL?
 
not sure
 
I got excited when I saw fourth generation language in wikipedia. So advanced compared to my measly 3rd gen languages.
 
it seems quite sql-y, but apparently its the whole application.
 
@AviD NO BUT I BET YOU HAVE TO WRITE IT ALL IN CAPITALS BECAUSE IT IS IBM.
 
3:20 PM
Now that I looked a bit at it on google. I think not. We'd design DB and use SQL mostly IIRC
 
@Rhino heh, looks that way, apart from variables.
 
Or have they noticed the invention of "lower case" all of a sudden?
 
I assumed it was personal preference, as many DBAs do in real SQL, but now that you mention it....
@Rhino oh yeah, I remember those leftovers from the 90's. Ever hear of Magic?
I mean this one:
Magic Software Enterprises (NASDAQ: MGIC) is a global provider of software platforms for enterprise mobility, cloud applications, and business integration. Magic is listed on the NASDAQ Global Select Market and the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange TA-100 Index. == §History == Magic Software Enterprises was founded in 1983 by David Assia and Yaki Dunietz as a spin-off from Mashov Computers, a publicly traded Israeli company that provided business solutions on microcomputers. The new company was originally named Mashov Software Export (MSE), and developed software for the global market, specifically...
very popular in many gov't orgs.
 
@AviD Magic like the thing Harry Potter does/the thing marketing departments say software can do? Or... ok too slow.
 
though WP hardly does justice to that horror, if you're not familiar.
 
3:24 PM
wow Global enterprise software platform for byod cloud mobility. Is it also secured with two hundred and fifty six bit enterprise grade secure sockets layer?
 
@Rhino yeah that seems like marketing updated for this years buzzwords.
it was one of the big proponents of "programming for business people, not for programmers"
mainly because real programmers would run away screaming.
so they had to train a whole bunch of "non-programmer" programmers.
 
3:41 PM
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Q: AES or Serpent-Twofish-AES

John-mcI want to encrypt my private stuff like credit cards, money, rsa private keys... and so on but I don't know if I should use AES-256 only or in combo like Serpent-Twofish-AES. (I am using Veracrypt). And do the US goverment really use ONLY AES as encryption?

 
raz
Hmmm encrypt RSA private keys with AES. Yeah that should work just fine!
 
@raz that's basically what is done in PKCS#12
IIRC
 
raz
I guess I was thinking he was doing it in addition to already keeping an encrypted version. Which didn't make sense in my head.
 
Anyway it's a real bad question
Even if the problem faced is probably legitimate
 
3:58 PM
@raz i herd u liek crypto
 
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