Heading to DEFCON33 soon
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Levi Schuck
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Platform engineering manager, goes to DEFCON, proposing and guiding security policies like a wanna be CISO. Also interested in cryptography
Filippo ValsordaI released version 0.2.4 of Typage, the TypeScript implementation of age for Node/Deno/Bun and browsers.
encrypt and decrypt now accept and return ReadableStreams to encrypt/decrypt large files on the fly. The returned object also has an additional method to compute the expected output size from the input size.
abadideaWikipedia has a cheat sheet of well-known tells for identifying generated text. (With an appropriate warning not to over-index on minor ones as absolute proof) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:WikiProject_AI_Cleanup/AI_catchphrases
Jeff AtwoodPlease take a moment to pet your cat.
Oh shit the vDSO implementation of getrandom() landed in Linux 6.11.
Might remove one of the last performance objections ot using the kernel CSPRNG for everything, the syscall overhead.
I have a large CL chain for crypto/rand, might as well add support for that...
enderman0125 
timpasskeys.dev now has a #WebAuthn feature detection page which detects browser support for various features for #passkeys!
you can access it at either https://passkeys.dev/featuredetect or https://featuredetect.passkeys.dev
Richard LittlerThe evening sky. And now I understand why J.M.W. Turner liked visiting the Swiss lakes to paint.
Sam Stepanyan 
🐘#Google: Threat actor spreads malicious Google Authenticator (hosted by GitHub) by promoting it via Google ad as a 'Trusted Advertiser' verified by Google:
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https://www.malwarebytes.com/blog/cybercrime/2024/07/threat-actor-impersonates-google-via-fake-ad-for-authenticator
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https://www.malwarebytes.com/blog/cybercrime/2024/07/threat-actor-impersonates-google-via-fake-ad-for-authenticator
Coming soon to WebAuthn: related origins!
Related origins allow websites that change domains over time or that operate across many to share the same passkeys. Browsers should support it later this year, which may solve the passkey problem X / Twitter has.