I've come to realize that fewer people know about network sniffers and how to use them, than probably should. Sniffers are useful for a wide variety of tasks, including some tasks related to security. They are also useful for learning how things work, or checking that they work the way you suppose they do.
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Where legacy meets cryptocurrency, there is danger
As presently formulated, ICE's Bitcoin futures market sounds like a bad idea. They are not even creating a separate clearing house. This...
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(Updated 12/8/2017 in response to a private email asking for clarification. I still intend to create a better description and analysis, with...
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In 1976, Nobel laureate Friedrich Hayek proposed that money should be denationalized, such that privately issued moneys would compete over t...
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Asymmetric cryptography is a slightly dodgy proposition today, since all known asymmetric cryptosystems require introduction of at least one...
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