gpestana
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5 years ago Feb 18->25 (2019)
- Introducing to traffic analysis
- [Cryptography] On the Impending Crypto Monoculture
- An Overview of TLS 1.3 – Faster and More Secure
- On the NSA
- Elliptic Curve Cryptography: a gentle introduction
- Child abuse images being traded via secure apps
- The evolution of darknet
- Is email making professors stupid?
- The Cryptographic Doom Principle
- How much surveillance can democracy whitstand?
- SOCKMAP - TCP splicing of the future [re-read]
- Toe hooks & drop knees might be holding you back... [climbing]
- How to write a great research paper [youtube]
- The rise of the cyber mercenaries
- Surveillance and Internet Disruption in Baku
This is where I buffer technical articles and papers I stumble upon during the week days so that I won't forget to read it during weekends.
My system to cope with the overwhelming amount of (interesting) information on the internet consists of delay reading content besides what is strictly necessary to finish the task at hand. I often find interesting technical (or political/socio-economics/etc) articles and papers which are worth taking a look although they are not directly part of my current work. Those articles should be buffered on a weekly basis in this repo and read on weekends (bonus: add comments for better retainment). No more than 15 articles should be buffered per week.
It is by design that buffering an article is not an easy task (log in to Github, navigate to this issue, edit the comment bellow, copy paste URL). This helps me to filter through the content which is not worth the trouble.
Let there be peace..