maxamel
Re:Show HN: Simple way to obtain pseudorandomness from CPU context swi...
on Thursday August 16, 2018 @09:26AM (#17774392)
There is a limit on the frequency of requests, which makes sure the bit will be flipped several times before every request. Current enforced minimum is 20 milliseconds (roughly 50 bits/second). Lower values may be safe as well, but have not been tested yet.
Re:Show HN: Simple way to obtain pseudorandomness from CPU context swi...
on Thursday August 16, 2018 @04:13AM (#17772841)
This is a good idea. It'll be added in the next commit.
Show HN: Simple way to obtain pseudorandomness from CPU context switch in Go
Do you use a honeypot at your company?
We are considering using a passive honeypot at our company's gateway. Since honeypot popularity is on the decline, I'm curious if there's other good ways to gain intelligence on attacks against you.
Show HN: Simple way to obtain pseudorandomness from CPU context switch in Go
Show HN: Simple way to obtain pseudorandomness from CPU context switch in Go
Show HN: SpringZKAuth – Spring project utilizing zero-knowledge password proof
Show HN: SpringZKAuth – Spring application with zero knowledge password proof
Show HN: SpringZKAuth – Spring application with zero knowledge password proof
Show HN: SpringZKAuth – Spring application with zero knowledge password proof
Show HN: SpringZKAuth – Spring project utilizing zero-knowledge password proof
Show HN: SpringZKAuth – Spring application with zero knowledge password proof
Ask HN: Are tech companies out there using Honeypots at all?
It seems like more and more companies and firms are using honeypots nowadays, especially with the rise of IoT. If your company is deploying honeypots, is it effective and what kind of information are you getting out of it?