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Incolumitas.com. Posted on August 18, 2026 in Society • Tagged with AI, Entrepreneurship, Society, Work • 12 min read.

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Blog 2 months ago
The Rise of AI and Its Implications for Entrepreneurs
Will AI get more powerful and what are the implications for people that create new businesses?
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Blog 2 months ago
botstop.io - Does your Browser look like a Bot?
I launched a new little project called botstop.io. You open the page and it instantly tells you whether your browser looks like a bot, then refines the verdict a moment later. No CAPTCHA, no puzzles, just passive signals.
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Blog 3 years ago
The State of this Blog
An update regarding the state of this blog
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Blog 4 years ago
How to find the ASN for any IP Address?
In the Internet, each IP Address belongs to an autonomous system (AS). In this blog article, it is demonstrated how any IP address can be mapped to an AS number. The necessary information and sources to map each IP Address to an Autnomous System is provid
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Blog 4 years ago
db.js - In-Memory Key-Value Database with Persistent File Storage
Instead of using one of the many battle proofed and reliable database solutions out there, I rather created my own solution. In this quick blog post, I am announcing the release of db.js - A in-memory database with persistant file storage.
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Blog 4 years ago
How to find out if an IP address belongs to a Hosting / Cloud Provider?
It is not entirely trivial to find out if an IP address belongs to a datacenter / cloud provider. In this blog article, I try to find an algorithm that outputs with high confidence if an IPv4 / Ipv6 address belongs to a hosting provider or not.
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Blog 4 years ago
Fingerprinting TLS - Core differences between TLS 1.2 and TLS 1.3
In this blog post, I highlight the core differences between TLS 1.2 and TLS 1.3 and investigate how we can use several properties of the protocol to obtain fingerprinting entropy from TLS clients.
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Blog 5 years ago
On High-Precision JavaScript Timers
I in this blog post, I am investigating the current state of high precision JavaScript timers. High precision timing techniques were mostly used to launch CPU-level cache attacks such as Spectre and Meltdown from the browser. I am interested in other use
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