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I think it’s funny that UMN and the whole world is about to shut down the Linux/bugs researchers, but Oakland was like *hell yes*! Top peer-reviewed security conference in our

One of the things I hate about COVID-19 is how many smart people I admire and deeply respect now talk about scientists with derision. And I’m not talking about the

I wrote a post about why Signal’s “Secure Value Recovery” backup system (and decision to force users to choose PIN codes) has made me so concerned.https://blog.cryptographyengineering.com/2020/07/10/a-few-thoughts-about-signals-secure

Ok, so at the risk of adding more politics to everyone’s timelines: the Trump administration has appointed a new director to the US Agency for Global Media, which runs Voice

I’m still trying to figure out how things are working out with COVID in Sweden, but I can’t make sense of their data. It seems like for both cases and

So we live in the oldest house in our neighborhood in Baltimore. It was built in 1897. The basement is terrifying. And today I realized something that freaks me out

People have always assumed they could pick between “big government” and “small government”. But that was never the choice on offer. It was always between competent government and incompetent government.https://twitter.com/paulg/status/124895413769965

It’s 8:37pm on a Friday and I have a Zoom call at 10pm because time means nothing anymore. So send me your best Zoom backgrounds. I’ll start with the favorite

I feel like the crypto in the COVID tracing apps is so simple that it doesn’t need much explanation. But I also see plenty of people nervous about the privacy

Oh no my wife is threatening to cut my hair. This could go badly. “It might be a little shorter than you’re used to.” She’s calling it a “corona cut”

More people need to admit when they were wrong, so here goes: many people have made a good case for why this tweet of mine was shallow, and (rather than

As we prepare to cross 10,000 deaths in the USA today, April 6, I would like to recall John Ioannidis’s optimistic piece from March 17 entitled “A fiasco in the