Or in Russian; Позор Российскому руководству! Цензура это полный бред. NOTE: In the bottom, this text is translated into Russian by orignal from I2Pd. Thanks to him. I barely knows a word Russian myself. Before, I kind of respected you, as the gov. - But now you totally lost me. Anyway, I'm deeply invovled in the I2P project these days. And saw a way to help poor russian citicens reaching
Crypto and math
Intel has this Control-flow Enforcement Technology (CET), as of October 20th 2017 there are no Intel processors currently being sold that support it yet. But it will be available sooner or later- however for now, have fun :) Control-flow Enforcement Technology aims to prevent return-oriented programming (ROP) and call-jump-oriented programming (COP/JOP) attacks. The Intel-developed technology tries to prevent control-flow attacks by the concept of having a shadow stack to keep
TL;DR Since time is a factor here, \(2048\) bit is probably fine for most systems and users as long as it is replaced often, like let's encrypt does with it's ninety-day lifetimes. However for an CA I wouldn't use less than \(4096\) bit keys, and probably \(8192\) bit keys if they where to live longer than ~2030 maybe. Update: There are algorithms with sub-exponential running time for factoring integers,
Oh no! a lot of text. Well, luckly half of the post is troubleshooting. EFI development setup is easy :) Okay, before starting this guide you should have some tools installed already. Mac OS X. For this guide I run version 10.12.5 (16F73) Xcode 8. For this guide I run version 8.3.2 (8E2002) Homebrew. A package manager for Mac OS X. https://brew.sh First of all
macosx
(u)efi firmware
Introduction to XNU compiling From version to version, I always love to play around with the kernel. And it has always been a great lack in guides and documentation on how to build Mac OSX's kernel, XNU. For those of you that already have tried compiling XNU for Mac OSX 10.12 (Sierra), you probably noticed that earlier build guides like ssen's blog - Building xnu for OS X 10.
macosx
kernel