Out of curiosity, I ran two tests on the publicly available RSA keys within the sks keyserver system. First, can it be factored by the first 1000 primes? Second, do any pairs of keys share a common factor?
What's the best way to let someone discover your PGP key if they only
know you via a Twitter, G+ or Github profile? Add your profile url as
a user id on your key, and publish a fingerprint on your profile site.
Just documenting some code I use to privately backup photos from my
android phone to a laptop. The phone uploads photos as encrypted files
to GDrive. The laptop downloads and decrypts new photos, then deletes
files off GDrive. It's admittedly geeky to setup right now, but it's
worked out quite nicely as a private, no-hassle local backup of my
phone pics.
A small experiment to visualize dependencies between classes in the
android framework. This effort generated some some neat pictures, and
was a chance to play with svg.
Save Anything Important Locally - a rule of thumb to regain control over your data. Why this is useful, and documenting some things that I do.
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KB Sriram.