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Some people think that the false positives are a good thing for a security product. As if it is such suspicious on a harmless object then a malicious one indeed have no chance. However, in reality, the false positives signify that a security vendor simply have no idea of where and how to look for a real threat properly.

I have updated the source code of my byte-oriented AES-256 implementation. The decryption routine is faster, so this implementation is better for a generic use. You may also choose between dynamic and precomputed tables when compile.

Nattyware has released the new version of Pixie. In case you haven’t heard about Pixie before (where have you been the last decade?), it is a color picking utility. “Best in Singapore, JB and some say Batam”.

Go get yourself a copy at http://www.nattyware.com/pixie.php and do not forget to check the “Support” section for online help.

Have fun.

How to Suck at Information Security

Just a short announce that I’ll not be in Melbourne next week because of the unexpected delays with my Australian visa clearance. Sorry about this.