Dan Draper @danieldraper

CipherStash founder, cryptography nerd, Rust zealot. cipherstash.com Sydney and SF Joined May 2008

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CipherStash @cipherstash

2 weeks ago

Field-level encryption in JavaScript without shooting yourself in the foot 👀 cipherstash.com/blog/orm-field…

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Dan Draper @danieldraper

3 weeks ago

I've been a big Prisma fan for years. Prisma Next looks like a genuine step up. And to have @cipherstash directly integrated is *Next* level.

CipherStash + Prisma Next integration just shipped 🚀 Add cipherstash.EncryptedString() to your contract for searchable encryption. Encrypted data stays queryable, your rules live in the contract & plaintext only appears when you explicitly decrypt it. pris.ly/cipherstash-p-…

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Low Level @LowLevelTweets

2 months ago

In the long run I think software gets more secure out of necessity, but the in between is a scary time period where everyone is just CONSTANTLY getting hacked

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Thomas Roccia 🤘 @fr0gger_

2 years ago

I tried to make sense of the backdoor mechanism this time and summarized it in a one-page overview. 😵‍💫 There's obviously more technical detail to uncover, but you'll get a general understanding of the complexity and the stealthy mechanisms used to remain undetected. 🧐 Thanks to @AndresFreundTec for his insight into this and a shoutout to these researchers if you want to learn more about the backdoor 🙏👇 - gist.github.com/smx-smx/a6112d… by SMX - bsky.app/profile/filipp… by @FiloSottile - github.com/amlweems/xzbot by @amlweems - github.com/karcherm/xz-ma… by Karchem - research.swtch.com/xz-script by Russ Cox - github.com/0xlane/xz-cve-… by 0xlane And of course, all the others previously mentioned and those who contributed to the analysis. #xz #infosec

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Dan Draper @danieldraper

3 years ago

@rayn_ong Patent if the strategy is to be acquired for a big sum. Plenty have done it but revenue preferred in almost all cases!

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Dan Draper @danieldraper

3 years ago

@madzadev Safe memory management in C

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Airtree @airtreevc

3 years ago

In the wake of FTX, SVB, Medibank and Optus data hacks, how do we move forward? Join @RaajRayat (Investment Manager, AirTree) as he discusses best practice for treasury management and cyber security with a panel of experts from the AirTree family 🌳 🎟️: intersektfestival.com/registration/

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Dan Draper @danieldraper

3 years ago

@phoozle If I was Microsoft I’d have just made a special edition of Postgres with hooks into AD. Still could have charged a bunch for support and add ons. 🤷

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Dan Draper @danieldraper

3 years ago

Trying to do some tricky stuff in SQL server so I asked ChatGPT. It recommended that I use PostgreSQL. Can't say I disagree!

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Dan Draper @danieldraper

3 years ago

@cleoabram Fantastic! Very well deserved.

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Dan Draper @danieldraper

3 years ago

@lpdahito Encryption-in-Use

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Dan Draper @danieldraper

3 years ago

Gold.

Prisma @prisma

3 weeks ago

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Dan Draper @danieldraper

3 years ago

@danielcranney Bear

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Dan Draper @danieldraper

3 years ago

@annie_parker Unrelated: I love it when people of my generation use words like “yeet”. Like, where did you learn this? 🤣

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Dan Draper @danieldraper

3 years ago

@daboigbae QBASIC isn’t on the list…so next was C!

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Emily Casey @emilyscasey

3 years ago

Apparently I'm moving back to Sydney (finally). And officially house hunting Since this has worked insanely well before, Twitter friends, if you know of anyone looking for a roomie please let your girl know!

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Dan Draper @danieldraper

3 years ago

Ugh. Sick. Whyyyyyyy

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Maggie Johnson-Pint @maggiepint

3 years ago

This is weird to say out loud, but I actually am kinda an expert in rate limiting, so I'm gonna explain some stuff. About half of incidents in large-scale production systems involve having more requests than you can serve. There are two categories of this kind of incident: