In group secret sharing in Twitter and Facebook
Posted on December 2009
We have added links/buttons for sharing your norbt in Twitter or Facebook.
When you create a norbt, if you specify an e-mail address, you’ll receive a message with some extra instructions and links to directly share your norbt on twitter and facebook:
Once, a norbt is already created, you can still post your norbt via the management tools:
Finally, facebook and twitter may request your consent to complete sharing your norbt.
You may want to play a game with your friends to see if they know the answer to your question. You may want to organize a party for those who know the name of your dog. Or you just want to tell something to a subgroup of your followers (you are filtering that something to an in group with your question/answer)…
Start sharing norbts on Twitter or Facebook now, create a new norbt.
AES stick figure guide by Morserware
Posted on October 2009
When you use norbt.com, AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) is being executed in your browser.
If you wonder what’s AES and how it works you can read an excellent post at Moserware: A Stick Figure Guide to the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES)
It is a fun read, the cartoon has 4 different acts:
Act1: once upon a time
Act2: crypto basics
Act3: details
Act4: maths!
We highly recommend reading 1 and 2 (or 2 and 1).