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And it can be done at mask generation—very late in the design process—since it does
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bug free, but I believe they have been designed to meet the design specification as closely as
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And it can be done at mask generation—very late in the design process—since it does
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bug free, but I believe they have been designed to meet the design specification as closely as
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And the enormous need for digital security products necessitates people to design, develop and implement
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solution. This kind of security breach is inevitable, simply because human guards are not perfect. Sometimes it’s someone
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solution. This kind of security breach is inevitable, simply because human guards are not perfect. Sometimes it’s someone
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know? Ted • October 24, 2022 5:17 PM @SpaceLifeForm, Lol! Can you do a perfect shuffle? It seems like
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others view you but cognitavly and also suprisingly physiologicaly as well. Recent research on “perfect pitch” and spoken
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Fall of Man occured, not because Satan was able to crack God’s design, but because he deceived
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others view you but cognitavly and also suprisingly physiologicaly as well. Recent research on “perfect pitch” and spoken
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manually transfer it to the air gapped computer. This is by no means perfect, but it’s an
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needs to reflect the ubiquity of the threat. When we design systems, we need to
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they get any typos out (understandable). Praveen • February 16, 2005 1:51 AM The design structure of all
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even as they shred our freedoms and liberties—it’s that no security is perfect. Because sooner or later
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needs to reflect the ubiquity of the threat. When we design systems, we need to
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even as they shred our freedoms and liberties—it’s that no security is perfect. Because sooner or later
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guys exploit those vulnerabilities is expensive, inefficient and incomplete. We need to design security into our systems
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the tarmac, how to get into the cockpit, the design of the
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as with most of Microsofts good ideas, the implementation is far from perfect. So, the TPM
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come to expect from years of government sponsored rework and design.” Joe Patterson • February 21
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commercial use. Most AES implementations even now are 128bit because the view back at design time was, “128bits is
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the process stimulated a lot of research in block-cipher design and cryptanalysis
You Believe in Computer Security? Then There's a Bridge in Brooklyn You Should Buy - Schneier on Sec
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a video camera pointed at the screen and keyboard. The design assumptions and decisions
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commercial use. Most AES implementations even now are 128bit because the view back at design time was, “128bits is
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from the speakers, for example—but it won’t be a perfect digital copy. The
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the process of installing updates on users’ computers. The results aren’t perfect, but they’re much
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favorite is chicken shahi korma. This version is so lightly spiced, it’s the perfect dish for suspicious
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a deadly virus. “Criminals, they’re smart and this is a perfect opportunity for them
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the process of installing updates on users’ computers. The results aren’t perfect, but they’re much
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a deadly virus. “Criminals, they’re smart and this is a perfect opportunity for them
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no router without flaws and there is no vendor who does a perfect job regarding all security
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way to stopping such issues. Whilst I would by no means claim they are perfect –in fact
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and Communication ‘https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/9122519 For most conventional bionic signal design methods, they cannot construct
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writes about the dangers of relying on Applied Cryptography to design cryptosystems: But, after many
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to properly use the whole time. If we could start again, we would design something better and
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way to stopping such issues. Whilst I would by no means claim they are perfect –in fact
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writes about the dangers of relying on Applied Cryptography to design cryptosystems: But, after many
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a completely proprietary MFA system instead of TOTP…verizon is the perfect example – they assume that
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a completely proprietary MFA system instead of TOTP…verizon is the perfect example – they assume that
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consequences, and everything else in an engineer’s approach to design. Powerful lobbying forces are
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to break, but hackers didn’t have to do it. A design flaw made it easy
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consequences, and everything else in an engineer’s approach to design. Powerful lobbying forces are
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and all other software that follows. These traits make the UEFI the perfect place to launch
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Home Blog Friday Squid Blogging: Stable Quasi-Isodynamic Designs Yet another SQUID acronym: “ Stable Quasi-Isodynamic Design .” It’s a
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consequences, and everything else in an engineer’s approach to design. Powerful lobbying forces are
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Home Blog Friday Squid Blogging: Stable Quasi-Isodynamic Designs Yet another SQUID acronym: “ Stable Quasi-Isodynamic Design .” It’s a
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to properly use the whole time. If we could start again, we would design something better and
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was young, If you have the brains to commit the perfect crime, then you’ve
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to properly use the whole time. If we could start again, we would design something better and
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writes the US Attorney’s Office. Interesting flaw in the software design. He probably would have
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was young, If you have the brains to commit the perfect crime, then you’ve
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I’m all for this, whats better than selling fairly useless technology. Once you perfect the technology
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Instead, we need to think about what we want next, how to design and nurture
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in society. And that keeps society functioning. The system isn’t perfect—there are always untrustworthy
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to scrutinize the cryptocurrency world more than ever before. This presents a perfect opportunity to curb
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behind a hash algorithm… So if I see “ring oscillator” in a design depending on why I
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we have “sound bite” statments is fear of what is in effect “perfect citizen memory” that can
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www.fishcam.com/ Sofakinbd • July 15, 2022 4:26 PM Ideally, in a perfect world, perhaps this would
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behind a hash algorithm… So if I see “ring oscillator” in a design depending on why I
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save the day during their long soliloquy of how their plan was perfect? Is the cost
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we have “sound bite” statments is fear of what is in effect “perfect citizen memory” that can
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is the simplest to understand. It’s the mode you’d design yourself, the first
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www.fishcam.com/ Sofakinbd • July 15, 2022 4:26 PM Ideally, in a perfect world, perhaps this would
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realised that it was there and found a way to “design it out”. The
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save the day during their long soliloquy of how their plan was perfect? Is the cost
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prove when their photos get ripped off. Winter • March 2, 2017 5:31 AM Nothing is perfect. What this does is
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terrorist watch list, and found a complete mess: poorly defined goals, incoherent design criteria, no clear system
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even has an enormous advantage: Microsoft itself claims that it had to give important design information of the
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alarms, to investigate anomalies and to pursue attackers relentlessly. It’s not perfect, but combined with preventive
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with a smile and let me though. So unless you’re 100% perfect in catching
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in society. And that keeps society functioning. The system isn’t perfect—there are always going
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in society. And that keeps society functioning. The system isn’t perfect—there are always going
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this sounds like an argument for interface simplicity, it is. The machine design will be necessarily more
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the whole byte range but that will tale to long. Release it now or perfect it? SpaceLifeForm • May 29
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even has an enormous advantage: Microsoft itself claims that it had to give important design information of the
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any vaguely “realistic” scenario, including having an Earth-massed quantum computer of any chosen design (why? because there are
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making them much harder to defend against. It’s not possible to design a system
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s more useful than it sounds,” Fast Company , https://www.fastcodesign.com/90150019/the-perfect-smart-coffee-cup-is
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dependencies. The SolarWinds attack targeted the update process. Other attacks target system design, development, and deployment
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solution. This kind of security breach is inevitable, simply because human guards are not perfect. Sometimes it’s someone
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You can beat the game without a computer : On a perfect [roulette] wheel, the
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in society. And that keeps society functioning. The system isn’t perfect—there are always going
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in society. And that keeps society functioning. The system isn’t perfect—there are always going
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the whole byte range but that will tale to long. Release it now or perfect it? SpaceLifeForm • May 29
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making selling and supporting these poorly designed tags. Secondly they need to design a tag
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s more useful than it sounds,” Fast Company , https://www.fastcodesign.com/90150019/the-perfect-smart-coffee-cup-is
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and OS configurations which it sounds like CERT covered. So CERT covered, probably not by design, their maximum risk areas
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standards, with obscure names such as R15.06 and ISO 10218, emphasize inherent safe design, protective measures, and
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people. They know something you’re going to learn: Evergreen is the perfect Chinese restaurant for
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27, 2017 The cellphones we carry with us constantly are the most perfect surveillance device ever invented
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stamp of approval, usually the winners of national crypto contests. Makes perfect sense though. Cripple them
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Designers and implementors live in a very different world, where nothing is perfect and where
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hijackers were under surveillance by German police for months before September 11, 2001 (read Perfect Soldiers ). Islam was all
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t care less as they have made multiple generations with essentially the same faulty design. Rob K • August 26