I swear, they studied how people accidentally touch their Android phones ... and put all of the Gemini buttons there.
Royce Williams
Royce Williams
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Just doing my undue diligence.
ISP vet, password cracker (Team Hashcat), security demi-boffin, YubiKey stan, public-interest technologist, AK license plate geek. Husband to a philosopher, father to a llama fanatic. Views his.
Day job: Enterprise Security Architect for an Alaskan ISP.
Obsessed with security keys:
techsolvency.com/mfa/security-keys
My 2017 #BSidesLV talk "Password Cracking 201: Beyond the Basics":
youtube.com/watch?v=-uiMQGICeQY&t=20260s
Followed you out of the blue = stole you from someone I respect.
Blocked inadvertently? Ask!
Am I following a dirtbag? Tell me!
Photo: White 50-ish man w/big forehead, short beard, & glasses, grinning in front of a display of Alaskan license plates.
Boosts not about security ... usually are.
Banner: 5 rows of security keys in a wall case.
#NonAIContent
#hashcat #Alaska #YubiKeys #LicensePlates
P.S. I hate advance-fee scammers with the heat of 400B suns
❤️:⚛👨👩👧🛡🙊🌻🗽💻✏🎥🍦🌶🍫!
"Let us be the repository of your passkeys" and "We may terminate your account at any time and permanently refuse to communicate with you" ... seems like a bad combination?
I thought one of the core remaining value propositions of a brick and mortar store was that you could and see and feel and play with things before you buy them.
Actually, you just significantly reduced my security, Gandi. You should have let the users manage this transition, or at least warn them ahead of time what was going to happen if they didn't.
Replacing unphishable auth (old school U2F is still quite functional!) with phishable auth (email) without user consent is not acceptable.
#Gandi #SecurityKeys #U2F
I understand why the "homework doesn't improve test scores" assertion is appealing, but the big thing that jumps out for me:
Maybe homework [in moderation] is ... good for something other than test scores?
That's a new one. Reminds me of this guy.
Of the major web-based LLM frameworks in my roster (ChatGPT, Copilot, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity), core functionality during the Cloudflare outage seems to be fine -- except for Claude, which is completely unusable.
[installs app]
[launches app]
[app immediately displays pop-up that says "[app name]" pasted from your clipboard"]
[deinstalls app]