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Phillip .. Patrick (15) Crypto [Cryptography] Blockchain without proof of work On Sun, Jan 13, 2019 at 8:46 PM Patrick Chkoreff wrote: > Ángel wrote on 1/11/19 6:57 PM: > > > I am a bit worried by the truncation part. The fact that a ha Jan 13

Alfie John Crypto [Cryptography] Don't grep for PGP Fingerprints Hi all, I've always used grep when checking for PGP Fingerprints. After a thread on Twitter [1], I learned that this is totally insecure: "The potential vuln Jan 10

Joshua .. Jan, Peter (18) Crypto [Cryptography] Came up with a weird use case, got questions Jan Schaumann writes: >IIRC the formats used by OpenSSH are not defined anywhere but in their code. >(I once went through that when trying to figure out how t Jan 10

Kevin W. Wall Crypto [Cryptography] Real World Crypto talk on Google Tink Thai Duong, one of the authors of Google Tink, posted this (slighted edited) to the Tink Users group. Hopefully he won't mind me sharing it here. The live stre Jan 10

Michael .. David, Udhay (5) Crypto [Cryptography] Google Titan Security Keys On Tue, Jan 8, 2019 at 2:02 PM Michael Nelson via cryptography wrote: > If no one can help me with good link or a paragraph off the top of their head, then I g Jan 8

Henry Baker Crypto [Cryptography] 35c3: HW SSD encryption == crap https://media.ccc.de/c/35c3/ "Self-encrypting deception" As you can guess, the built-in encryption for SSD's is complete crap, but much, much worse: Microsoft Jan 8

Phillip .. jamesd (12) Crypto [Cryptography] Amongst the requirements for digests... On 06/01/2019 00:29, Jonathan Thornburg wrote: > On Sat, Jan 05, 2019 at 10:16:40AM +0800, jamesd@echeque.com wrote: >> Obviously a nation state can calculate 2 Jan 6

Dave (2) Crypto [Cryptography] Happy birthday, Tommy Flowers! Tommy Flowers MBE was born on this day in 1905; an electrical and mechanical engineer, he designed Colossus, arguably the world's first electronic computer, whi Dec 21

Ismail .. Ersin (15) Crypto [Cryptography] Hohha quantum resistant end-to-end encryption protocol draft On Fri, Nov 30, 2018 at 8:42 PM Alfie John wrote: > PSK doesn't work with Group Messaging. Initially PSK is fine when the > group is created, but what happens Dec 8

grarpamp Crypto Re: [Cryptography] [tor-talk] comparison of Tor and Kovri in regards to deanonymization attacks I was curious for Monero dev's rationale to pick I2P over Tor >> Whatever I've seen online doesn't strike me as particularly convincing. Same could be asked o Dec 6

Dmitry .. Nico, Salz, (6) Crypto [Cryptography] ETSI releases standards for enterprise security and data centre management (I removed TLS from the list) > Isn't there a lower bar at the IETF for defining new cipher suites, as long as you're not seeking a "recommended" setting? Dec 4

Tamzen Cannoy Crypto [Cryptography] ADMIN: Apology for slip in Moderation Earlier today I let a post with a personal slight go thru in Peter Fairbrother's comment on Ismail Kizir’s post. It normally would not have gone thru but I w Nov 16

Tom Mitchell Crypto [Cryptography] Microsoft has another toe in the quantum world This and IBM's efforts are interesting. Long term secrets should be resistant. Between "AI" and quantum methods a lot of problems will find solutions. Seen o Nov 15

Henry .. Jerry, Tom (7) Crypto [Cryptography] Brute force circa 1939 On Thu, Nov 15, 2018 at 12:03 PM Jerry Kemp wrote: > FWIW, I looked around is several locations, and was able to find > "Espionage Agent" available on the Way Nov 15

Bob Wilson Crypto [Cryptography] Hoover in cold war times From Cryptography Digest, Vol 67, Issue 12: Now it's 1939; who do you think might have this particular agenda? Who in the govt has spent twenty years scarin Nov 15

Gaurav Misra Crypto [Cryptography] Fifth International Workshop on Privacy Engineering (IWPE'19) *Call For Papers: Fifth International Workshop on Privacy Engineering (IWPE'19)* http://iwpe.info/ *co-located with the IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy Nov 13

Ron .. Tony, Pipo (7) Crypto [Cryptography] Seeking recommendations for a dedicated server/VPS provider On 11/9/18 7:01 PM, Ron Garret wrote: > Subject line says it all. My server provider, which I have been happily using for fifteen years (Zerolag), was recently Nov 12

Tamzen (2) Crypto [Cryptography] ADMIN: Rules for posting to the Cryptography List There has been a huge number of posts getting rejected lately for top posting. Please do not top post! -- There are a lot of new people subcribed to the mail Nov 12

iang, Dan (2) Crypto [Cryptography] Early data mining efforts by the KGB defeated the CIA's efforts at blending in On Nov 11, 2018, at 9:45 AM, iang wrote: > > > How to explain the KGB’s amazing success identifying CIA agents in the field? > Paranoid CIA heads blamed S Nov 12

Dave Horsfall Crypto [Cryptography] Happy birthday, Donald Michie! Donald Michie, a computer scientist, was born on this day in 1923; he was famous for his work in AI, and also worked at Bletchley Park on the "Tunny" cipher. Nov 10

Dave Horsfall Crypto [Cryptography] Happy birthday, NSA! The NSA ("No Such Agency", "Never Say Anything", etc) was created on this day by presidential decree in 1952; it was so secret that even its name was a secret Nov 3

iang Crypto [Cryptography] Why the NSA called me... Amusing read about source, crypto, cooperation and the NSA. https://medium.com/datadriveninvestor/why-the-nsa-called-me-after-midnight-and-requested-my-source- Nov 3

John .. D. (5) Crypto [Cryptography] Ten years ago today | From: John Levine | Someone asked what it's good for, Satoshi said you could | use it to do spam filtering. I said, no you can't | About a decade later Nov 3

Ryan Carboni Crypto [Cryptography] Observation on Simon and Speck Simon has 72 rounds, minus 11 rounds for diffusion. Each round uses a single AND gate per bit, so 61 AND gates are used per bit for the internal function. Spec Oct 29

Dave Horsfall Crypto [Cryptography] RIP Tommy Flowers MBE We lost engineer Tommy Flowers MBE on this day in 1998; he designed Colossus (the world's first programmable computer, although arguably not Turing-complete) Oct 27

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