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I just saw this article and many like them before where they use a video of some random movement and a hashing function to make a cryptographic random number generator
but I’m always curious why this is as "unpredictable" as they… Continue reading Random based on video input, why isn’t there some predictability [migrated]
RNode is an open source, unrestricted digital radio transceiver based on — but not limited to — the Reticulum cryptographic networking stack. It is another interesting project in what we …read more Continue reading RNODE: A Portable Unrestricted Digital Radio
Would it be possible to design and attach a system to a smartphone whereby a public key cryptography system is attached a unique private key to a fingerprint without storing anything (the same fingerprint always generates the same private … Continue reading Cryptography system: same fingerprint => same private key [duplicate]
So if I got this right from my intense research, the following procedure would be preferrable:
Use the PBKDF2 key derivation function to derive a secret key from the users password on the client side.
Use the derived key, which was generat… Continue reading Algorithms when using client side hashing plus server side hashing
The winner of the Best Paper Award at Crypto this year was a significant improvement to lattice-based cryptanalysis.
This is important, because a bunch of NIST’s post-quantum options base their security on lattice problems.
I worry about standard… Continue reading Improving the Cryptanalysis of Lattice-Based Public-Key Algorithms
Can you suggest a relevant topic for a thesis in the specialty of software-secure infocommunications?
The topic could be related to cryptography, software vulnerability analysis, corporate security, VPN, network protocol analysis, or anyth… Continue reading topic for thesis in the specialty software-secure infocommunications [closed]
I am currently working on an open source project to securely store notes, payment card numbers, etc. I would like to implement a zero knowledge encryption method so that no one but the user can decrypt this data.
Unfortunately, I am stuck … Continue reading Securely storing derived key in web app and handling user identity
GCHQ has released new images of the WWII Colossus code-breaking computer, celebrating the machine’s eightieth anniversary (birthday?).
News article.
Continue reading New Images of Colossus Released
Quantum computing is a new paradigm with the potential to tackle problems that classical computers cannot solve today. Unfortunately, this also introduces threats to the digital economy and particularly the financial sector. The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) is a regulatory framework that introduces uniform requirements across the European Union (EU) to achieve a “high […]
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Quantum computing presents both opportunities and challenges for the modern enterprise. While quantum computers are expected to help solve some of the world’s most complex problems, they also pose a risk to traditional cryptographic systems, particularly public-key encryption. To ensure their organization’s data remains secure now and in the future, chief information security officers (CISOs) […]
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