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Bluehost is a web hosting company that is the best choice by many website owners. In this Bluehost review, you will learn the Pros and Cons of choosing Bluehost as your website hosting prov… Read More

Affiliate Marketing takes a lot of work and in this Affiliate Marketing Store with WooCommerce Guide will help to cut down some of that work. This guide is for affiliate marketers that alre… Read More

Despite the awesomeness and diversity that the furry fandom offers the world, there is a very narrow subset of furry content creation that has attained popular appeal within our community… Read More

“The 100-Guilder Print” – by Rembrandt van RijnToday, I read a front-page article in The New York Times about how the “culture wars,” the political divisions in… Read More

While the furry fandom can be a wonderful place and a force for good in the world, the topics that tend to circulate on Furry Twitter are somewhat seasonal: They repeat every so often–… Read More

GetResponse is a popular email marketing platform for small businesses starting out to midsized businesses with good email marketing features with marketing automation. Pros Easy to Use Goo… Read More

HostGator is a great website hosting service that is easy to use and offers an array of useful plans for customers and small businesses. It is one of our top picks for shared website hostin… Read More

This year (2020) has brought a lot of death. Friends, neighbors, coworkers, family members, and even some of the strangers you saw every day in your commute to work but never even stopped… Read More

As America prepares for record-breaking infection statistics on a daily basis, many of us are looking at other countries safely reopening and wondering, “Why can’t we have nice t… Read More

There are a lot of random topics I’ve wanted to write about since I started Dhole Moments, and for one reason or another, haven’t actually written about. I know from past experie… Read More

If you see the letters GNU in a systems design, and that system intersects with cryptography, I can almost guarantee that it will be badly designed to an alarming degree. This is as true… Read More

Sometimes my blog posts end up on social link-sharing websites with a technology focus, such as Lobste.rs or Hacker News. On a good day, this presents an opportunity to share one’s… Read More

There seems to be a lot of interest among software developers in the various cryptographic building blocks (block ciphers, hash functions, etc.), and more specifically how they stack up agai… Read More

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Earlier this week, NIST announced Round 3 of the Post-Quantum Cryptography project and published their rationale for selecting from the Round 2 candidates. NIST did something clever this… Read More

You have built your website, spent lots of time on your content and launched it to gain visitors. Now you need to choose an SEO WordPress Plugin, this list of 5 SEO WordPress Plugins can he… Read More

If you’re ever tasked with implementing a cryptography feature–whether a high-level protocol or a low-level primitive–you will have to take special care to ensure you&rsquo… Read More

Since the IETF’s CFRG decided to recommend OPAQUE as a next-generation Password Authenticated Key Exchange, there has been a lot of buzz in the cryptography community about committing… Read More

Spyware written for educational institutions to flex their muscles of control over students and their families when learning from their home computer is still, categorically, spyware. Dep… Read More

Serious question: Why doesn’t the Furry Fandom have more comedians? Art by Khia. I don’t mean racist loudmouth assholes who wouldn’t know a good joke if it cup-checke… Read More

“Dream of the Playground Melting into Night” by Lawrence Russ As the title of this post promises, here is the photograph that just last week joined my ongoing, award-winning … Read More

This is the first entry in a (potentially infinite) series of dead end roads in the field of cryptanalysis. Cryptography engineering is one of many specialties within the wider field of s… Read More

Tonight on InfoSec Twitter, this gem was making the rounds: Hello cybersecurity and election security people, I sometimes embed your tweets in the Cybersecurity 202 newsletter. Some of y… Read More

A frequent source of confusion in the furry fandom is about commission pricing for furry art. This confusion is often driven by (usually younger) furries demanding free or severely cheap… Read More

The cryptography and information security experts who read my blog probably wonder from time to time, “Why furries though?” which I’ve spent ample time answering and hopefu… Read More

“The Locust,” “Tauromachia,” and “Mantis” by Germaine Richier In my last post, I made some remarks about the falsity of calling certain artworks &ldquo… Read More

Zoom recently announced that they were going to make end-to-end encryption available to all of their users–not just customers. Our new end-to-end encryption (E2EE) feature is now a… Read More

We’ve more-or-less all been coping with the pandemic since early March. During this time, I’ve seen a lot of people stressed and depressed to their breaking points, usually wh… Read More

Earlier this year, I detailed a simple technique for deanonymizing scam sites on CloudFlare, by getting the back-end webserver to email you and reveal the server’s IP address (so you c… Read More

Governments are back on their anti-encryption bullshit again. Between the U.S. Senate’s “EARN IT” Act, the E.U.’s slew of anti-encryption proposals, and Australia… Read More

The OpenSSH team recently announced the removal of support for ssh-rsa keys in OpenSSH. This announcement was met with a modest and well-deserved fanfare from cryptographers, because RSA suc… Read More

Photograph by Keith Carter of Historic Portrait of Walt WhitmanAs you may know, Walt Whitman published a number of editions of his great collection of poetry, Leaves of Grass.  Below… Read More

Imagine you’re a software developer, and you need to authenticate users based on a username and password. If you’re well-read on the industry standard best practices, you&rsqu… Read More

Earlier tonight, someone decided to change their Twitter handle and display name to impersonate a furry and solicit money to the scammer’s PayPal account. DO NOT SEND MONEY TO THIS… Read More

“The Friend Who Dies So His Friends Can Live (Golgotha and the Tomb)” by Lawrence RussA few days ago, I wrote an e-mail to one of my best friends, Rich Armstrong, about a new pho… Read More

As we look upon the sunset of a remarkably tiresome year, I thought it would be appropriate to talk about cryptographic wear-out. What is cryptographic wear-out? It’s the thresho… Read More

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In 2015, a subreddit called /r/The_Donald was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and widely been regarded as a bad move. Roughly 5 years after its inception, the Reddit sta… Read More

Earlier this week, Twitter announced an initiative to combat misinformation on their platform that they call Birdwatch. How Birdwatch works: Volunteers sign up (assuming they meet all the… Read More

A few years ago, when the IETF’s Crypto Forum Research Group was deeply entrenched in debates about elliptic curves for security (which eventually culminated in RFC 7748 and RFC 8032)… Read More

“The Friend Who May Not Seem a Friend” by Lawrence RussIn the center of this photograph, you see a Oaxacan wood carving of a big cat.  With its stripes, it looks most like a… Read More

Whether you built your business website years ago or you are just starting it’s always a good idea to learn about key elements and features every good site must-have. The Internet is f… Read More

Creating an excellent idea for a small business to start-up can prove a daunting task, especially with the apparent feeling that all the great ideas for business are already taken. However… Read More

from HERO (2002), directed by Zhang Yimou, starring Jet LiAs I said I would, I’ll write to you soon about the Fire in “The Friend Who May Not Seem a Friend.”  But I ha… Read More

Cryptographers and cryptography engineers love to talk about the latest attacks and how to mitigate them. LadderLeak breaks ECDSA with less than 1 bit of nonce leakage? Raccoon attack brings… Read More

My Top Ten Favorite Business Tools (Updated to 18 Tools) for Entrepreneurs As I’m working with my clients I’m frequently advising them about business tools that are useful for sm… Read More

What do you need when starting a Podcast? As a beginner, you will need some recording tools and a platform to host your podcast. There are hundreds of podcast platforms you can choose from… Read More

Moses and the Burning Bush “The Friend Who May Not Seem a Friend” by Lawrence RussI wrote to you about the story of the cat at the heart of this photograph, but why is the cat w… Read More

Normally when you see an article that talks about cryptocurrency come across your timeline, you can safely sort it squarely into two camps: For and Against. If you’re like me, you migh… Read More

Comedian John Oliver has been hosting a weekly show on HBO called Last Week Tonight for a few years now. Most of each episode is also freely available on YouTube. In a recent episode, Joh… Read More

Allen Gwinn is a Professor of Practice at the Southern Methodist University’s Cox School of Business. In a recent article published by The Hill, Allen Gwinn shared his bad opinions abo… Read More

There are a lot of excellent computer hackers in the world, and many of them are also furries. However, there are a lot more furries than excellent computer hackers in the world, so you w… Read More

Previously on Dead Ends in Cryptanalysis, we talked about length-extension attacks and precisely why modern hash functions like SHA-3 and BLAKE2 aren’t susceptible. The art and scie… Read More

The Collatz conjecture is an allegedly-unsolved problem in mathematics. I say allegedly there because, reading those words, I feel like mathematicians are going to jump out from my closet… Read More