@adisonverlice in fact, #PocketCrypto, #LambdaCrypt & #Cryptofon are all able to be used standalone and enhance each other's capabilities...

• PocketCrypto offers airgapled/offline encryption/decryption.

• LambdaCrypt helps distributing keys and #OneTimePads.

• Cryptofon allows for realtome narrowband communications…

Der #zahlensender auf dem #38C3 ist auf Sendung! Frequenz: 7164 kHz, also im #40m Band Empfangbar aber nur in Halle H!

@senf und ich freuen uns über Empfangsberichte und loben #Mate für erfolgreich entschlüsselte Nachrichten aus. Die dazu benötigten #onetimepads findet ihr in Toten Briefkästen "versteckt" im #CCH :)

Fröhliches #Rätseln!

Hello Fellow Mastolorians!

In the 1830s, Americans thought tomatoes were poisonous, and many people refused to have anything to do with them. But within the space of just 10 years — without TV, radio or the Internet — consumer perception and behavior completely changed. This bodes really well for infosec pros concerned about how to improve consumer security behaviors.

#ICYMI — I joined Carey Parker, host of the consumer security and privacy podcast Firewalls Don't Stop Dragons for a light-hearted discussion on a serious topic: password security. Listen in to find out what the history of tomatoes in the U.S. can teach infosec professionals about educating consumers on good password hygiene.

More than 9,700 people have read this blogpost so far!

Grab a few tomatoes 🍅​🍅​🍅​, have a listen (or read the transcript), and let me know what you think!

https://loistavainfosecurity.com/blog/f/tomatoes-one-time-pads-and-the-california-gold-rush

@FirewallDragons
#OneTimePads
#CaliforniaGoldRush
#Passwords
#Passphrases

Hello Fellow Denizens of Infosec.Exchange!

In the 1830s, Americans thought tomatoes were poisonous, and many people refused to have anything to do with them. But within the space of just 10 years — without TV, radio or the Internet — consumer perception and behavior completely changed. This bodes really well for infosec pros concerned about how to improve consumer security behaviors.

#ICYMI — I joined Carey Parker, host of the consumer security and privacy podcast Firewalls Don't Stop Dragons for a light-hearted discussion on a serious topic: password security. Listen in to find out what the history of tomatoes in the U.S. can teach infosec professionals about educating consumers on good password hygiene.

More than 9,700 people have read this blogpost so far!

Grab a few tomatoes 🍅​🍅​🍅​, have a listen (or read the transcript), and let me know what you think!

https://loistavainfosecurity.com/blog/f/tomatoes-one-time-pads-and-the-california-gold-rush

@FirewallDragons
#OneTimePads
#CaliforniaGoldRush
#Passwords
#Passphrases

Hello Fellow Denizens of Infosec.Exchange!

In the 1830s, Americans thought tomatoes were poisonous, and many people refused to have anything to do with them. But within the space of just 10 years — without TV, radio or the Internet — consumer perception and behavior completely changed. This bodes really well for infosec pros concerned about how to improve consumer security behaviors.

#ICYMI — I joined Carey Parker, host of the consumer security and privacy podcast Firewalls Don't Stop Dragons for a light-hearted discussion on a serious topic: password security. Listen in to find out what the history of tomatoes in the U.S. can teach infosec professionals about educating consumers on good password hygiene.

More than 9,700 people have read this blogpost so far!

Grab a few tomatoes 🍅​🍅​🍅​, have a listen (or read the transcript), and let me know what you think!

https://loistavainfosecurity.com/blog/f/tomatoes-one-time-pads-and-the-california-gold-rush

@FirewallDragons
#OneTimePads
#CaliforniaGoldRush
#Passwords
#Passphrases

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