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ah, cheers.

I assume the reason for doing this is to confirm the symmetric key now in use is known between both parties?

In the TLS handshake: "The server generates its own hash, and then decrypts the client-sent hash to verify that it matches"

The server decrypts a hash? But thats not how hashes work.

“30 seconds”. You should have told him 6 hours. If he needs it done quicker hire someone else. Enjoy your day.

Yeah. I'm also like wtf. The website looks about 10 years old.

I assume the owners have good communication, and persuasion skills. Which is admirable, since I lack them.

Hi, this is a bit of a random one, but I have product that relies on GPS accuracy, and would love to hear if you guys have any ideas on how I can improve this, as well as my current implementation. Mind if I drop you an email? Cheers.

Had been thinking of moving to CA, but might as well stay in Sydney by the sounds of it.

Is there a possibly for the Senior Security Engineer role to be remote?

This is not the type of Uber driver I want. I don't want someone complaining about their life choices when I'm paying for an agreed service from A to B.

This is a big problem with taxi drivers is australia. At 2am you'll be lucky to get a taxi home, because they change over at 3, so they don't like to go 10 minutes in the opposite direction.

I'm glad there is the Uber alternative!

ah. Thanks!

A junior pentester as remote, thats risky.

Can someone please ELI5 why this is good, and what they can be used for? I'm assuming machine learning...