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    samlanning avatar samlanning 4 years ago | link | on: Google Online Security Blog: Making end-to-end encryption easier to use

    Note that this is a full OpenPGP implementation as a chrome extension by google, not yet in chrome store, awaiting community feedback, and part of googles rewards program for vulnerabilities.

    Code: https://code.google.com/p/end-to-end/

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      samlanning avatar samlanning 4 years ago | link | on: The Future of Tech: Interoperability, and AllJoyn Doesn’t Realise Its Potential

      This post is memory dump of my current thoughts on consumer electronics and security, and where I believe it should head.

      Hopefully some will find it somewhat relevant to their interests. I warmly welcome criticism and questions =)

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        bct avatar bct 4 years ago | link | on: LG Smart TVs logging USB filenames and viewing info to LG servers

        This bit is interesting:

        I think it’s important to point out that the URL that the data is being POSTed to doesn’t in fact exist, you can see this from the HTTP 404 response in the next response from LG’s server after the ACK.

        Did they think better of it and remove the endpoint? Did the feature break without anyone noticing?

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          samlanning avatar samlanning 4 years ago | link

          Or are they just pretending the URL is down and returning a 404 after logging the data anyway…