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Would it be possible for someone to steal EM waves from our mobile devices to listen to our conversations or get our OTP?
Whatever encryptions they have they are just EM waves. Based on the patterns of these waves one can train an AI to de… Continue reading Can we catch signals from a cellphone using AI to interpret the encrypted data?
I am not very familiar with TPMs, but from what I can tell their main benefit for the user is to make the system as a whole more secure, if you take the appropriate measures, e.g. by checking the boot process or enabling password-less disk… Continue reading Use of TPM to encrypt data of my application in practice
I need to implement end to end encryption between front (reactjs) and back (laravel). What I try to do is encrypt data in front using package cryptojs, send it using axios to backend, in the backend I try to decrypt data using built-in fun… Continue reading Implementing end to end encryption (react js , laravel) [migrated]
I found that Thinkpads have hdd password support, which in terms uses some bizarre password hashing and ends up with 90 bits of entropy, which is again used as ATA security password to SED, which in terms encrypts the HDD:s own build-in al… Continue reading Are there any motherboards / UEFI that support hardware encryption on SED?
I found that Thinkpads have hdd password support, which in terms uses some bizarre password hashing and ends up with 90 bits of entropy, which is again used as ATA security password to SED, which in terms encrypts the HDD:s own build-in al… Continue reading Are there any motherboards / UEFI that support hardware encryption on SED?
The ssh-keygen command to generate the pair of keys files can use the -t option. According to Ubuntu Noble’s man ssh-keygen for the mentioned option, it indicates:
-t dsa | ecdsa | ecdsa-sk | ed25519 | ed25519-sk | rsa
Specifi… Continue reading OpenSSH 9.6p1: What is the best key type for the ssh-keygen command through the -t option?
Enhanced Security and Privacy for Users with Integrated NordVPN in ASUS Routers! Continue reading ASUS and NordVPN Partner to Integrate VPN Service into Routers
Q-Day—the day when a cryptographically relevant quantum computer can break most forms of modern encryption—is fast approaching, leaving the complex systems our societies rely on vulnerable to a new wave of cyberattacks. While estimates just a few years… Continue reading Preparing for Q-Day as NIST nears approval of PQC standards
May I have some guidance for a project I am working on?
These are the requirements:
A Dataset needs to be submitted in a .csv format, delimited by ‘|’
The Dataset needs to be submitted periodically (once per month)
There are ID columns in… Continue reading Assure Deterministic Hashing/Encryption Process can be Replicated if Rebuilt
I’m working on designing a VPN that is post-quantum safe while avoiding detection that it uses post-quantum cryptography. The goal is to make the use of post-quantum cryptography indistinguishable to an eavesdropper, who might otherwise st… Continue reading Is a Three-Layer Post-Quantum Safe VPN Hidden Within Regular IPsec Effective Against Eavesdroppers?