Patrick Walsh

@zmre

Scholar, dreamer, creator, adventurer, hacker, leader and observer. CEO .

Colorado, USA
ironcorelabs.com
Joined October 2009
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  1. Pinned Tweet
    15 Nov 2017

    software is fragile; data gushes through the cracks; this world is broken.

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  2. Retweeted
    Aug 21

    Are you fucking kidding me? WTF Verizon. This is some shameful bullshit. Your corporate greed has become a public safety hazard.

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    Aug 21

    “Data control is the power to change your mind” ~“

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    Aug 21

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    Aug 21

    Applications for are open! If you're interested, read 's post on how to get engaged:

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    Aug 17

    This is super exciting! It was great to work with them to show our implementation rocks!

    Proud to announce our recypt code was audited by . And the report is now public:
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  7. Aug 17

    Alright encryption folks, get ready for the next battle: US is again trying to force tech to hack their customers by backdooring software. This time Facebook.

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    Aug 10

    What a fantastic service.

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    Aug 17

    Missed our presentation on ? We've unlocked it just for you:

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    Aug 17

    Our latest public report is out! Read our audit on recrypt code. Full report:

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    Aug 17

    Got some really experienced eyes on our proxy re-encryption code - glad to get a very thorough review and some great suggestions.

    Proud to announce our recypt code was audited by . And the report is now public:
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    Aug 17

    Question of the day: Who can see your data?

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  13. Retweeted
    Aug 16

    New version of Zcash, first that requires Rust, is out in time for . Faster, more efficient proofs 🎉

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  14. Aug 17

    This is a big deal. We are working hard to do things right and this is a perfect example of that.

    Proud to announce our recypt code was audited by . And the report is now public:
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    Aug 15

    This is an insane case, so I'll start a thread. Here's what went down: A spate of armed robberies hit at least nine locations in Portland, Maine, in March. The government orders Google to find all users who were within 2 of 9 locations, covering a total of 45 hectares...

    New - To Catch A Robber, The FBI Attempted An Unprecendeted Grab For Google Location Data
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  16. Retweeted
    Aug 14

    For those who missed it, the was broadcasting a numbers station during con with a hidden message. The audio is now available online for anyone still interested in solving!

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  17. Retweeted
    Aug 14

    This is true. And we can help.

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    Aug 14

    This thread is a wild ride.

    1/ Who wants to hear some scientific intrigue? A few weeks ago, a group of physical chemists posted a paper online announcing the observation of superconductivity at room temperature. Today I posted a comment pointing out something funny in their data.
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  19. Retweeted
    Aug 12

    Switching from math and theory with to practical implementation with

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    Aug 12

    “Private keys always stay on the device and every device has its own private key. 🔑 “ ~

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  21. Retweeted
    Aug 12

    “Scalable end to end encryption that can handle large groups of users flexibly. We have the ability to revoke access. And we got rid of the need to copy private keys around.” -

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