Taylor Hornby

@DefuseSec

Aspiring scientist and security researcher. I don't believe in God. I love writing code and teaching. See also: ,

Calgary, Canada
Joined February 2012

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  1. The first lecture about solving graph isomorphism in quasipolynomial time:

  2. If you like complexity theory and cosmological mysteries, Scott Aaronson's "Quantum Computing Since Democritus" will be your favorite book.

  3. *except for the snail

  4. Why are all the emoji animals facing left?

  5. Quantum Hell, or why you should be terrified of the many-worlds interpretation:

  6. A libpurple vulnerability is called a pidginhole.

  7. The AFRL has a Sensor, which has a Directorate, whom have a Cyber Network that has something to do with tamperproofing god-knows-what.

  8. This is apparently ACTUALLY the name of some part of the U.S. Government???

  9. AFRL's Sensor’s Directorate’s Cyber Network Operations Technologies Tactics and Techniques Towards Anti-Tamper Interests SBIR Phase III IDIQ

  10. Fun idea: P!=NP but it can only be proved efficiently to a quantum computer, so we'll technically only ever have empirical evidence for it.

  11. If QMA!=NP then quantum mechanics really enables new kinds of logic: I can prove things to a quantum computer that I can't prove to a human.

  12. The year is 2053. Mallory, now poor, robs a cryptocurrency by quantum suicide. Investigators find zer source of randomness wasn't quantum.

  13. You can't solve NP-complete problems by quantum suicide. You're more likely to survive because the machine got hit by a meteor and broke.

  14. Retweeted

    Christof Paar will be giving the Distinguished Lecture this Thursday at 2pm on hardware hacking.

  15. Tip: Don't put "overview" slides in your presentations. It takes too long, it's too predictable, and it's usually where I stop listening.

  16. Taylor Hornby followed and
    • @Zvxr_Pynex

      InfoSec post-grad student, mostly. Rabblerouser, sometimes. [redacted], always. mike.clark AT protonmail.ch

    • @tojarrett

      Grammy Award winning product guy for Veracode, building the most powerful application security platform in the world. Has a Bacon Number of 3.

  17. Retweeted

    Mikael Wang says this panel represents 90% of the current hashpower.

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  18. Retweeted

    - we want your help bringing zero-knowledge to practice! All kinds of contributions welcome: audits, code, etc. RT!

  19. Let's Encrypt has a donate button:

  20. You're like, "Ok yeah those are my domains" and 10 seconds later it's like "Ok your domains have TLS now."

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