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Intro to About Rake: The Outer Edge of Technology
Dec 9, 2024Headings
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May 7, 2024macOS Security Guide
macOS: Commandline & Basic Security Guidelines :::spoiler if you're looking for true security, forget macos and windows altogether - You should be looking at OpenBSD, Whonix and/or Qubes for desktop use || GrapheneOS for mobile. ::: Table of Contents This is a really really really high-level starter guide whose aim is merely to ensure minimal security standards for users of macOS. ==Regarding the CLI Commands: Probably the most important part of this entire document is this yellow warning== :arrow_down:
May 2, 2023Static RAM PUF
[TOC] Notes: Kerchoff's Principle, CIA Triangle, Certificate Authority, Registration Authority, Remote Attestation, Intel SGX, AMD TrustZone, eFUSE, SRAM PUF, Instrinsic-ID, NXP, G+D, SecureFPGA, Trussed, openTitan Introduction Traditional Security Measures taken by SemiConductor Manufacturers. Semiconductor Manufacturers offer hardware based, step-up SKUs, implemented via : BBRAM/eFuse Options/One Time Password Solutions/Wire Bond-out/Die-specifc.
Dec 19, 2022
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