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  1. Und die Whisky-Box hat jetzt eine neue Aufgabe bekommen. 😉 Der #Whisky daraus war übrigens ziemlich gut. 🥃 #Glenmorangie #Signet #Vanlife

  2. Und die Whisky-Box hat jetzt eine neue Aufgabe bekommen. 😉 Der #Whisky daraus war übrigens ziemlich gut. 🥃 #Glenmorangie #Signet #Vanlife

  3. Und die Whisky-Box hat jetzt eine neue Aufgabe bekommen. 😉 Der #Whisky daraus war übrigens ziemlich gut. 🥃 #Glenmorangie #Signet #Vanlife

  4. Today I helped a user compile the #signet client for an #ARM based version of #MacOS.

    It required changing a couple library paths, and I've already upstreamed those changes to the latest copy of the repo.

    This was something I've been wanted to test for a long time now, but I don't have the hardware and it's hard to get the time of someone who does. But we did it. Together.

    Hardware secured encryption is #cipherpunk meets #cyberpunk

  5. Today I helped a user compile the #signet client for an #ARM based version of #MacOS.

    It required changing a couple library paths, and I've already upstreamed those changes to the latest copy of the repo.

    This was something I've been wanted to test for a long time now, but I don't have the hardware and it's hard to get the time of someone who does. But we did it. Together.

    Hardware secured encryption is #cipherpunk meets #cyberpunk

  6. Today I helped a user compile the #signet client for an #ARM based version of #MacOS.

    It required changing a couple library paths, and I've already upstreamed those changes to the latest copy of the repo.

    This was something I've been wanted to test for a long time now, but I don't have the hardware and it's hard to get the time of someone who does. But we did it. Together.

    Hardware secured encryption is #cipherpunk meets #cyberpunk

  7. I finally have a partial answer to the question "how long will a #Signet last?"

    Previously, we have never seen one wear out, but after 7.5 years, most of which was daily use, my 2017 Signet started having intermittent problems with the USB connector. I had to jiggle it to get it to work.

    7+ years is better than you'll get from any commercial company, but here's the real kicker...

    I replaced the USB connector and it works reliably again!

    #repair #RightToRepair #FOSS #OpenHardware #sustainible

  8. I finally have a partial answer to the question "how long will a #Signet last?"

    Previously, we have never seen one wear out, but after 7.5 years, most of which was daily use, my 2017 Signet started having intermittent problems with the USB connector. I had to jiggle it to get it to work.

    7+ years is better than you'll get from any commercial company, but here's the real kicker...

    I replaced the USB connector and it works reliably again!

    #repair #RightToRepair #FOSS #OpenHardware #sustainible

  9. I finally have a partial answer to the question "how long will a #Signet last?"

    Previously, we have never seen one wear out, but after 7.5 years, most of which was daily use, my 2017 Signet started having intermittent problems with the USB connector. I had to jiggle it to get it to work.

    7+ years is better than you'll get from any commercial company, but here's the real kicker...

    I replaced the USB connector and it works reliably again!

    #repair #RightToRepair #FOSS #OpenHardware #sustainible

  10. I am happy to announce the release of a new #signet case (and more colors)! All the same hardware inside, it's just a new look.

    There are a couple slight variations:
    - snap together vs screw together, and
    - I have one without a keyloop

    What do you think? Prefer the cleaner look to the more functional option of having a keyloop? Want other colors? Let me know.

    More pics are available on the @coopartisans store:
    artisans.coop/products/signet

  11. I am happy to announce the release of a new #signet case (and more colors)! All the same hardware inside, it's just a new look.

    There are a couple slight variations:
    - snap together vs screw together, and
    - I have one without a keyloop

    What do you think? Prefer the cleaner look to the more functional option of having a keyloop? Want other colors? Let me know.

    More pics are available on the @coopartisans store:
    artisans.coop/products/signet

  12. I am happy to announce the release of a new #signet case (and more colors)! All the same hardware inside, it's just a new look.

    There are a couple slight variations:
    - snap together vs screw together, and
    - I have one without a keyloop

    What do you think? Prefer the cleaner look to the more functional option of having a keyloop? Want other colors? Let me know.

    More pics are available on the @coopartisans store:
    artisans.coop/products/signet

  13. Working on an update to the #signet client so it can import the Keepass 4.x databases (currently it can do up to and including 3.
    x).

    It compiles and works on Linux, but in order to be accepted it also needs to do so on macOS and Windows, and cross compiling the Windows executables from Linux needs to work for both 32- and 64-bit versions.

    The keepassxc project has a bunch of dependencies, which is making this difficult. The libraries aren't packaged up elsewhere like they are on Debian. 🫤

  14. Working on an update to the #signet client so it can import the Keepass 4.x databases (currently it can do up to and including 3.
    x).

    It compiles and works on Linux, but in order to be accepted it also needs to do so on macOS and Windows, and cross compiling the Windows executables from Linux needs to work for both 32- and 64-bit versions.

    The keepassxc project has a bunch of dependencies, which is making this difficult. The libraries aren't packaged up elsewhere like they are on Debian. 🫤

  15. Working on an update to the #signet client so it can import the Keepass 4.x databases (currently it can do up to and including 3.
    x).

    It compiles and works on Linux, but in order to be accepted it also needs to do so on macOS and Windows, and cross compiling the Windows executables from Linux needs to work for both 32- and 64-bit versions.

    The keepassxc project has a bunch of dependencies, which is making this difficult. The libraries aren't packaged up elsewhere like they are on Debian. 🫤

  16. Good news: we are helping to get a bug fixed in #QubesOS. It looks like the upcoming 4.3 will allow attaching a hidraw device on the first try.

    That means no workarounds required to use #Signet on Qubes, and it'll likely fix other devices too.

    (I've been using mine with #Qubes for years, but it'll be nice to not have to enable usb-reset-on-attach anymore)

  17. Good news: we are helping to get a bug fixed in #QubesOS. It looks like the upcoming 4.3 will allow attaching a hidraw device on the first try.

    That means no workarounds required to use #Signet on Qubes, and it'll likely fix other devices too.

    (I've been using mine with #Qubes for years, but it'll be nice to not have to enable usb-reset-on-attach anymore)

  18. Good news: we are helping to get a bug fixed in #QubesOS. It looks like the upcoming 4.3 will allow attaching a hidraw device on the first try.

    That means no workarounds required to use #Signet on Qubes, and it'll likely fix other devices too.

    (I've been using mine with #Qubes for years, but it'll be nice to not have to enable usb-reset-on-attach anymore)

  19. New version of #Signet client has been released (0.9.22) for #Linux, #macOS and #Windows. hax0rbana.org/signet/downloads

    The only real change is that if you try to import a keypass entry that is several thousand bytes, the client will alert you that it's too big and allow you to skip it.

    Yes, it's another boring update. No vulnerabilities, no show stopping bugs.

    This is what you can expect from this project. It already does what it's supposed to do. #Sustainable #development

  20. New version of #Signet client has been released (0.9.22) for #Linux, #macOS and #Windows. hax0rbana.org/signet/downloads

    The only real change is that if you try to import a keypass entry that is several thousand bytes, the client will alert you that it's too big and allow you to skip it.

    Yes, it's another boring update. No vulnerabilities, no show stopping bugs.

    This is what you can expect from this project. It already does what it's supposed to do. #Sustainable #development

  21. New version of #Signet client has been released (0.9.22) for #Linux, #macOS and #Windows. hax0rbana.org/signet/downloads

    The only real change is that if you try to import a keypass entry that is several thousand bytes, the client will alert you that it's too big and allow you to skip it.

    Yes, it's another boring update. No vulnerabilities, no show stopping bugs.

    This is what you can expect from this project. It already does what it's supposed to do. #Sustainable #development

  22. To anyone wondering how many passwords can a #Signet hold: I don't know, because I've never reached the limit, but I can say that my personal device currently has 585.

  23. To anyone wondering how many passwords can a #Signet hold: I don't know, because I've never reached the limit, but I can say that my personal device currently has 585.

  24. To anyone wondering how many passwords can a #Signet hold: I don't know, because I've never reached the limit, but I can say that my personal device currently has 585.

  25. Today's mission: find #0days in #Signet!

    No, seriously, I'm writing tools to determine the impacts of a malicious client. What can the firmware defend against & what are its limitations?

    Whether the code is vulnerable or secure, we should have proof. Right now the proof is "it's open source, just read the code" and that's not good enough. I want any independent security professional to be able to audit the firmware in a weekend, by themselves.

    In summary #PoCorGTFO

  26. Today's mission: find #0days in #Signet!

    No, seriously, I'm writing tools to determine the impacts of a malicious client. What can the firmware defend against & what are its limitations?

    Whether the code is vulnerable or secure, we should have proof. Right now the proof is "it's open source, just read the code" and that's not good enough. I want any independent security professional to be able to audit the firmware in a weekend, by themselves.

    In summary #PoCorGTFO

  27. Today's mission: find #0days in #Signet!

    No, seriously, I'm writing tools to determine the impacts of a malicious client. What can the firmware defend against & what are its limitations?

    Whether the code is vulnerable or secure, we should have proof. Right now the proof is "it's open source, just read the code" and that's not good enough. I want any independent security professional to be able to audit the firmware in a weekend, by themselves.

    In summary #PoCorGTFO

  28. Today is another #Signet #Saturday and the exciting news is that Signet is now **certified** #OpenSource #hardware

    certification.oshwa.org/us0026

    And @oshwassociation does not have a low bar, either!

    Publishing your gerber files so others can make PCBs... not good enough. You need to publish the files that generated those gerber files so others can make modifications to the board design. As it should be

    Very proud to be recognized for the caliber of project Signet is

    #infosec #security #passwords

  29. Today is another #Signet #Saturday and the exciting news is that Signet is now **certified** #OpenSource #hardware

    certification.oshwa.org/us0026

    And @oshwassociation does not have a low bar, either!

    Publishing your gerber files so others can make PCBs... not good enough. You need to publish the files that generated those gerber files so others can make modifications to the board design. As it should be

    Very proud to be recognized for the caliber of project Signet is

    #infosec #security #passwords

  30. Today is another #Signet #Saturday and the exciting news is that Signet is now **certified** #OpenSource #hardware

    certification.oshwa.org/us0026

    And @oshwassociation does not have a low bar, either!

    Publishing your gerber files so others can make PCBs... not good enough. You need to publish the files that generated those gerber files so others can make modifications to the board design. As it should be

    Very proud to be recognized for the caliber of project Signet is

    #infosec #security #passwords