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A case for API-level cryptography

Do you rely on TLS Pinning or OS level HTTPS handling for all your API privacy? You may either break your app or insufficiently protect your information on corporate networks. It is not unusual for large corporations to use HTTPS proxy for data ins...

4d ago8 min read

ATArchibald Titanarchibaldtitan.hashnode.dev

Complete Guide to Developer Privacy: Tools, Practices, and Must-Have Software

Complete Guide to Developer Privacy: Tools, Practices, and Must-Have Software Developers are high-value targets. You have access to source code, production servers, customer databases, API keys, and deployment pipelines. Your digital footprint reveal...

5d ago5 min read

ATArchibald Titanarchibaldtitan.hashnode.dev

Complete Guide to Developer Privacy: Tools, Practices, and Must-Have Software

5d ago5 min read

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Password Encryption: Hashing Guide

Why Traditional Password Encryption Approaches Fail The term "password encryption" itself reveals a common misconception. Encryption is reversible—you encrypt data to decrypt it later. Passwords should never be encrypted. They must be hashed using on...

Feb 1210 min read

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Database Encryption: At-Rest In-Transit

Why Traditional Database Encryption Approaches Fail in 2025 Legacy encryption implementations typically relied on application-level encryption where developers manually encrypted sensitive fields before database insertion. This approach creates multi...

Feb 129 min read

HEHarrison Ezeharystyles.hashnode.dev

Comprehensive Cryptography Notes for Beginners

Part 1: Encoding and Decoding What is Encoding? Encoding is the process of converting data from one format to another. It's about representation, not security. Think of it like translation: you're changing the language, but the message is still reada...

Feb 1029 min read

AGArnav Guptaarnav.tech

env.sync.local - Syncing API keys and secrets between devices in my home LAN

My desk is a heterogeneous graveyard of differing architectures. I have a MacBook Pro for daily work, a Razer laptop that mostly serves as an expensive space heater for Windows testing, and a Beelink MiniPC that oscillates between Linux and Windows d...

Feb 104 min read

KVKenny Votavaapi-stronghold.hashnode.dev

Securing OpenClaw: How to Give Your AI Agent Only the API Keys It Needs

The Problem: AI Agents Need Keys, But Not All of Them 💡 Originally published on https://www.apistronghold.com/blog/securing-openclaw-ai-agent-with-scoped-secrets OpenClaw is an open-source personal AI assistant that can execute shell commands, co...

Feb 631 min read

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Pain Diary Template: What to Record for Effective Symptom Tracking

Why a structured template matters An unstructured pain diary quickly becomes a collection of inconsistent entries that are difficult to interpret. A structured template ensures that you capture the same data points each time, producing comparable rec...

Feb 64 min read

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Zero Cloud Medical Privacy: Why Your Health Data Should Stay Local

The zero-cloud philosophy Zero-cloud medical privacy is not a marketing label—it is an architectural commitment. It means that health data never touches a remote server at any point in its lifecycle: not during entry, not during storage, not during a...

Feb 63 min read

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#encryption

A case for API-level cryptography

Complete Guide to Developer Privacy: Tools, Practices, and Must-Have Software

Complete Guide to Developer Privacy: Tools, Practices, and Must-Have Software

Password Encryption: Hashing Guide

Database Encryption: At-Rest In-Transit

Comprehensive Cryptography Notes for Beginners

env.sync.local - Syncing API keys and secrets between devices in my home LAN

Securing OpenClaw: How to Give Your AI Agent Only the API Keys It Needs

Pain Diary Template: What to Record for Effective Symptom Tracking

Zero Cloud Medical Privacy: Why Your Health Data Should Stay Local