Hackernews posts about Ceph
Ceph is an open-source distributed object storage system that provides a scalable, flexible, and highly available infrastructure for storing and serving large amounts of data in cloud-native environments.
- Cinder CSI vs. Ceph RBD CSI in Kubernetes (spot.rackspace.com)
- The new block cipher tau256 is here (www.assured.se)
- The Cyphernetes Query Language (cyphernet.es)
- Mel Frequency Cepstral Coefficients (blog.spencersalazar.com)
- Understanding Cryptography: Symmetric, Asymmetric and Post-Quantum Ciphers (www.cryptography-textbook.com)
- The Tau256 Block Cipher (github.com)
- Deprecating the DHE cipher suite for TLS connections (vercel.com)
- Cepstrum, Quefrency, and Pitch (www.johndcook.com)
- Show HN: Cifer, zero-key custody using threshold cryptography (cifer-security.com)
- 301M Records Exposed: The HIPAA Breach Epidemic (ciphercue.com)
- Standardization of the conda ecosystem (conda.org)
- A Crypto River Runs Through It (cepa.org)
- Why Apple's move to video could endanger podcasting's greatest power (www.anildash.com)
- Global Intelligence Crisis – Citadel Securities' Response (www.citadelsecurities.com)