The Ukraine war could provide a cyberwarfare manual for Chinese generals eyeing Taiwan

China’s certainly watching Russia’s missteps in cyberspace, as well as the U.S. response.

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Are there any practical weaknesses in RSA where the private key is used to encrypt a message (signing), without padding? [migrated]

I came across this scenario recently and would like to understand if there are any practical attacks against this implementation.
An RSA private key is used to "encrypt" data. The public key is included in a software component di… Continue reading Are there any practical weaknesses in RSA where the private key is used to encrypt a message (signing), without padding? [migrated]

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What is the right way to transfer public-private keypairs over intranet?

First asked on StackOverflow and referred to this board, here:
I have an embedded system (Netburner 5441x) that encodes public-private RSA keypairs into devices. I have ported OpenSSL into the system but the embedded processor cannot make … Continue reading What is the right way to transfer public-private keypairs over intranet?

Free Hands-On Hacking, Labs, and Other Hidden Gems of RSAC

I’ve been a member of the RSAC Program Committee for many years, but it still astounds me how many “hidden gems” and free hands-on labs are scattered throughout the agenda. Plus, learn more about supporting students and Team Rubicon.

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When renewing a TLS certificate (no change to CSR nor private key), will the modulus remain the same?

Here is the scenario, just wanted confirmation that I am understanding it correctly.
I have a TLS certificate that will expire soon;
Upon renewal, I paid the CA, and they reissued me with a new public key (AKA certificate), which has a new… Continue reading When renewing a TLS certificate (no change to CSR nor private key), will the modulus remain the same?