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> I see you are using MongoDB as database backend. I wonder why PostgreSQL was not used, considering also the more favourable licensing model and the fact that you are...

> > MongoDB is also very bad for security, especially if you do not provide details on how you use and configure it. > > I remember this story: https://www.wired.com/story/email-marketing-company-809-million-records-exposed-online/...

> > Argue why COPASIR's concerns are wrong with proofs. > > I never said they're wrong, but I find that they're quite confusing. This is what they say: >...

> @vodkina I would argue 16.000 euros (40x400, following the numbers of the example repository) are outside the budget of less determined attackers, but even if we don't count the...

> @GennAvi I appreciate your reframing of the scale of the problem from "any attacker with very low capabilities" to "big corporations". > > Please don't mischaracterise my comments. I...

Hello, With the help of a friend of mine knowledgeable in the field I attempted to make an analysis of the cost of producing a passive BLE sniffer. Sorry if...

> Up to now there has been a lack of moderation of the issue section which in my opinion generates so much confusion and noise. It is not clear who...

Dear all, is this correct that currently Immuni for Android flags as risk signal with attenuation below 63 dB (not 73) for >15 minutes? This seems changed from July 09....

> Dear all, > is this correct that currently Immuni for Android flags as risk signal with attenuation below 63 dB (not 73) for >15 minutes? > This seems changed...

In the meanwhile: if this discrepancy depends on the representations and on the prime polynomials used to define the split extensions etc. would it be possible to inquire if it...