This is a Live QR code.
It rotates 500ms, every frame HMAC-signed, anti-replay enforced server-side. Revoke it and it visually dissolves.
We built it because static QR is indefensible once it leaks.
https://t.co/rhWJQhgvAQ
A QR code should never be the credential. In QRAuth the scan only opens the channel: a WebAuthn passkey on your own device signs the login, bound to the origin. There is nothing on screen worth stealing. #BoringButBrilliant#authentication
One terminal, forty workers. Passwords get shared, badges get borrowed, and the audit log tells you nothing. QRAuth binds each shift login to the worker's own device, with proximity attestation proving they were physically there. #BoringButBrilliant#authentication
Quishing works because a QR code hides its destination. People scan what they cannot read. The fix is cryptographic: signed codes, verified before the browser ever opens. That is what we build at QRAuth. #BoringButBrilliant#security
A screenshot of a QR code should be worthless. Living Codes are animated QR codes with per-frame HMAC signing โ every frame expires in moments, so a captured image can never be replayed. A static code is a key left in the door. #authentication#security
@UK_Daniel_Card The correct questions to ask is,
Has our generation failed at parenting to allow the government to take over our kids ID?
AI content to grab their attention?
Foreign companies and organisations gather data on them?
@B_Disappointed There is nothing wrong having your doubt and questioning things.
What's wrong is convince yourself paying for something automatically makes it better. @GrapheneOS is not for everyone,true, should everyone have the opportunity to try it, definitely.
Used to do a Hello World function in almost any language.
Quantum computing is definitely going to change the rules.
The first program prints "Hello" with 50% probability, "World" with the other 50%.
The bug report reads "works on my universe."
@qiskit#BoringButBrilliant
Just like the ocean, life comes in waves. Some roll in smoothly, and some crash down hard but they always recede, and the shore always remains. The crashing isn't the end; it's just part of the rhythm.
Hey developers drop what you're...
doing and tell me what's your stress relief?
I like to ride my motorcycle in the evenings and occasionally go โต sailing on weekends.
Take a break guys, your project/code will be there on Monday, i promise ๐ป
@BatsouElef@subham11 Running llm-in-the-loop is like watching magic until you wake up one day and your bank account has run dry and your prod databases are erased.