bernstein

wrote a chip8 emulator in #rustlang that compiles to #webassembly a few months ago and it was fun so I wrote an article about how it works: bernsteining.github.io/chiphuit/posts… merry x-mas everyone :)

@vampiieri @__phantomderp i love to see that kind of stuff

today im humbling my 11 year old self by reanimating a batter walk cycle i did in 2018 #offgame

@kaepora @AUB_Lebanon Merci beaucoup!

I'm thrilled to announce that after months of intensive work, the complete materials for my Applied Cryptography course at @AUB_Lebanon are now finished: both Part 1 (Provable Security) and Part 2 (Real-World Cryptography)! The scale of this project is, for me, unprecedented: • 16 comprehensive slide decks totaling over 1,400 slides. • 8 rigorous problem sets from foundations to zero-knowledge proofs. • 5 hands-on lab projects including secure messengers, ProVerif verification, and zero-knowledge systems. • 100+ curated readings including cutting-edge 2025 papers. • Fully integrated materials linking theory to practice at every step. Here is what I believe makes my Applied Cryptography course materials truly world-class: • Ultra-current content featuring the latest in post-quantum cryptography, formal verification, and real-world protocol analysis. • Deep dives into actual cryptographic failures (from aging primitives like RC4 to current protocols serving millions of users such as MEGA, Nextcloud), alongside success stories. • Practical implementation focus with tools like ProVerif, RISC Zero, and modern cryptographic libraries. • Optional sessions at our "The Key Exchange" weekly meetup for research and career development. The best part? Everything is Creative Commons licensed (BY-NC-SA) and designed for reusability. Any university can adopt these materials: the slides, assignments, labs, and comprehensive course structure are all ready to go. This represents what I believe to be one of the most comprehensive, current, and practical applied cryptography courses available anywhere. From one-time pads to zero-knowledge proofs, from high-assurance cryptography to post-quantum migration—it's all there. Check it out at: appliedcryptography.page Special thanks to the cryptography community whose incredible research makes courses like this possible. Looking forward to seeing these materials help train the next generation of cryptographers worldwide!

@0nemask @andremoulu @CellebriteLabs t'es même pas à paname tricheur suppr ton comm stp

@andremoulu @CellebriteLabs Intéressé !

Nous avons quelques tickets pour #hexacon2024 à offrir, car certains collègues de @CellebriteLabs ne peuvent venir. Pour participer, il suffit de répondre à ce tweet, et nous sélectionnerons les gagnants demain (3 octobre) en début d'après-midi !

@andremoulu @CellebriteLabs shotguuuun

@TheLaluka ha lourd je savais pas (: bon jvais fzfer iwctl et bluetoothctl moi

Je l'ai déjà showcase en Veille Techno, clairement toujours d'actualité ! 🥰🫶

@TheLaluka clairement aha, faut aller sur github.com/bernsteining/b… pour copier coller

@bernsteining Sir, this is lovely but png/jpg/svg are a pain to add to .rc files ! 😂

fuzzy find passwords seamlessly

@MathisHammel @Sylvqin On a jusqu'à quand pour soumettre ? J'ai POC vite fait c'est bien sympa, mais j'ai envie de creuser encore un peu

C'est dispo sur github.com/MathisHammel/C…, si vous souhaitez proposer une contribution qui sera exécutée sur une vraie croix de pharmacie n'hésitez pas à ouvrir une PR ! Et un gros bisou à @Sylvqin qui nous prête son merveilleux jouet pour qu'on fasse n'importe quoi dessus 😁

Qui n'a jamais rêvé de pouvoir exécuter un programme sur une croix de pharmacie ? Aujourd'hui, votre rêve devient réalité : je publie en open-source un SDK Python pour contrôler son écran à distance ! Détails dans le tweet ci-dessous ⤵️

@patrickdev_ oopsie sorry for the delay :) Yep I'm gonna take a look tomorrow and upgrade everything

@bernsteining It would be nice if this PR could get in: github.com/bernsteining/e…

Disséquez vos requêtes en Python dans Burp avec Scalpel.

Amazing that a chip bricked in 46-yr-old Voyager I, preventing it from sending data, and NASA figured out how to split up and reallocate its functions to other hardware, sending code 15 billion miles away (45 hours round trip!)--and Voyager's back online. blogs.nasa.gov/voyager/2024/0…

@ech0re Je connaissais pas cette feature cool merci

@shuttle_dev Depends on the use case but yes serialization format should be chosen wisely :)

Do you use serialization formats other than JSON (BSON, messagepack... etc) often?

@Bimbam_tm No you can test it on a few devices you register, but the app will only work for 1 week on these devices.

@newsoft 😂

La sécurité est un grand succès (comme le démontre l'actualité récente)

@CorpsEnThymB 😂😂😂

my gut feeling is that anyone saying « it’s crazy to notice a 500ms lag » are either Python or Javascript developers

@mycoliza propre

feeling quite pleased with this CLI output formatting i came up with for a debugger command for displaying IPC request counters:

@shuttle_dev Absolutely

Would you be interested in reading an article about writing a web service that uses a RAG LLM?

@Ganeshdeux énorme 😂

tain ça a changé la chanson des restos du coeur

@walaber Good cuuuuube

From yesterday's dev stream. Ghost replay system is mostly working, as evidenced by this GOOD LITTLE CUBE ⬜