Collaborate Disseminate
Given a Wireguard client configuration file, I guess some of the fields shouldn’t be shared with just anyone, like the private key, right?
Is there any other field that should be treated as a confidential value? I want to add the client co… Continue reading Wireguard client configuration file – confidential values
A security engineer is deploying a new wireless network for a company. The company shares office space with multiple tenants. Which of the following should the engineer configure on the wireless network to ensure that confidential data is … Continue reading Would this be EPA or AES? [closed]
I send very confidential items by email, such as photos, addresses, social security numbers, bank numbers, driving card numbers, and diplomas.
Everything was supposed to stay in France.
In fact, it’s an Amazon server in the USA, so no conf… Continue reading Confidentiality of data coming from a country with data protection laws stored in a country with different laws [closed]
I’ve read about this but I don’t fully understand how to choose.
I have two options:
Public client
"A native, browser or mobile-device app. Cognito API requests are made from user systems that are not trusted with a client secret.&qu… Continue reading Public client or Confidential client: should I generate a client secret?
When we want to send a message from A to B with confidentiality and non repudiation. I want answer and reasons for both the technique
1)
Why First Encrypt then sign is better ?
2)
Why First sign then Encrypt I’d better than 1)
I want to know whether to apply non-repudiation before confidentiality or confidentiality before non-repudiation for encrypting a message.
When I came to the topic of Ansible (Vault), when deploying secrets in Ansible and other passwords up to 128 characters Shamir’s Secret Sharing would be an ideal solution I think:
The secret is never in one spot
The secret can be encrypte… Continue reading Why don’t basically all "clusters" and similar distributed systems use Shamir’s secret sharing method? [migrated]
It’s that time of the year – I’m trying to learn how AES-128-CBC encryption works. My key is (since it’s AES-128) is 16 bytes, my IV is 16 bytes as well. My implementation of key wrapping does apparently does not help me much to comprehend… Continue reading Some questions about AES-128 key wrapping using RFC3394
Given the following conditions:
The encryption program, which uses some algorithm resembling AES-128 but with unknown modifications to real AES-128.
It uses a fixed key and IV.
It is written in Rust WITH debugging symbols but no source co… Continue reading Is it possible to reverse engineer an encryption algorithm derived from AES-128 given these conditions?
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